- Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya joint military command has denied launching recent attacks against the United Arab Emirates.
- However, it issued a stark warning of a "crushing response" should the Gulf nation take any action against Tehran.
- The statement on Tuesday followed claims from the UAE that it had been subjected to a second day of what it described as missile and drone assaults.
- These alleged attacks broke a four-week period of relative calm, which had followed a ceasefire announced by the United States.
- The United Arab Emirates' defence ministry confirmed its air defences were actively intercepting missiles launched by Tehran, marking the second consecutive day of such incidents after the period of calm.
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