29.03.2026 19:30
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that it targeted two aluminum factories connected to the U.S. in the UAE and Bahrain with missiles and drones. Following the Iranian attack, the massive damage at the EMAL factory in the UAE was captured by a tourist's cellphone camera on a passenger plane passing through the area. It was observed that the factory complex was completely engulfed in flames and smoke filled the sky.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that it targeted two aluminum factories connected to the United States in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain with missiles and drones.
ATTACK ON 2 ALUMINUM FACTORIES IN UAE AND BAHRAIN
The Tasnim News Agency published a written statement made by the Revolutionary Guards. The statement, which claims that the US and Israel targeted Iran's industrial infrastructure from countries on the southern coast of the Persian Gulf, noted that units affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted the EMAL factory in the UAE and Aluminium Bahrain (ALBA) factory in Bahrain, which are connected to the US military industry, with missile and drone attacks.
The statement highlighted that the EMAL factory, which has the world's longest aluminum production line and a production capacity of 1.3 million tons, and the ALBA aluminum factory, which has investments and partnerships from American companies, play a significant role in the US military industrial production.
REFLECTED IN A TOURIST'S CAMERA ON THE PLANE
Meanwhile, after the Iranian attack, the damage at the EMAL factory in the UAE was captured by a tourist's cellphone camera on a passenger plane passing through the area. The footage showed that the factory complex was completely engulfed in flames and thick smoke was rising from the area.