Dubai, UAE News Live Updates: Iran demands halt to Israel’s attacks on Hezbollah among five conditions to US | World News

Smoke rises from Kuwait international airport after a drone strike on fuel storage in Kuwait. (AP Photo)Dubai, UAE News Live Updates: The biggest development coming from the warfront is talks between US and Iran. While Tehran’ Foreign Miner Abbas Araghchi acknowledged an indirect “exchange of messages” with the US, he denied they amount to negotiations, adding that Washington’s shift in tone is an admission of failure after previously demanding “unconditional surrender.”
US’ 15-point plan vs Iran’s five: US on Wednesday shared a 15-point plan with Iran via Pakan. The plan included  limits on Tehran’s defence capabilities, a cessation of support for proxies and an acknowledgment of Israel’s right to ex, the sources said, CNN reported. However, Iran, in reponse to US’ plan, outlined five conditions for ending the war. It includes assurances that hostilities will not resume, compensation for war damages and reparations, and that war should be concluded for all Iranian proxies throughout the region, which includes Israel’s attacks on Lebanon that are targeting Hezbollah.Story continues below this ad
In attacks on Gulf nations, UAE Minry of Defence confirmed its systems are intercepting incoming missiles and drones, with authorities confirming that the loud explosions were linked to mid-air interceptions. “UAE air defences are currently responding to incoming missile and drone threats from Iran. MOD asserts that the sounds heard are the result of the Air Defence Systems intercepting missiles and drones”, the minry said in a post on X.
In Kuwait, the Defence Minry said a total of 20 ballic missiles and nine hostile drones were detected the country’s air defence on March 25.
Here are the key developments in the past 24 hours

The Bahrain Defense Force announced that a total of 153 ballic missiles and 331 Iranian drones have been intercepted its air defences since the beginning of the conflict.
Gulf Arab states told the UN Human Rights Council that they face an exential threat from Iran. They also condemned the attacks from Iranian forces on their infrastructure.
Saudi Arabia intercepted multiple drones overnight while Bahrain’s Minry of Interior advised citizens to relocate to safe locations after air raid sirens were activated.
Power grid in Kuwait was disrupted an air defence shrapnel, plunging parts of the country into darkness for several hours. A fuel tank was also targeted at Kuwait International Airport, causing a fire.
Qatar’s Foreign Minry spokesperson said the country reserves the right to respond to any possible attack on its vital infrastructure.

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