Iran still striking Gulf nations despite apology; Tehran’s black rain

As Iran's Gulf neighbors report a new wave of  strikes after the Iranian president apologized.  

Q8 says it's fending off drone and missile attacks  that set fire to a fuel storage facility as well  

as a high-rise government building. Bahrain's  interior ministry says falling missile fragments  

wounded three people and damaged a university  building. We're also getting reports of attacks  

in Saudi Arabia and the UAE where a Pakistani  national was killed by missile debris according  

to Pakistan's embassy. We're following this  story from all across the Middle East. Paula  

Hanox is live for us from Dubai. Uh Paula, just  a bit over 24 hours ago, Iran's president said  

Tean would stop targeting Gulf nations,  yet Iranian missiles and drones continue  

striking across the region. What are officials  there saying about this escalating threat?

Well, Linda, we have been seeing here in the  UAE for the couple of hours ago, there were  

uh emergency alerts and interception overhead.  3 hours ago in Abu Dhabi, a similar situation.  

And what we have seen on Saturday night was uh one  more person being killed here in the UAE, someone  

who was in a car and was hit by debris from one  of the interceptions. Uh we did hear a number of  

interceptions on Saturday night in in both cities.  So certainly what we are seeing on the ground  

since that statement by the Iranian president uh  does not mirror what he said at all. Now it could  

suggest uh that that the president does not have  control over uh those people who were firing the  

uh the missiles and the drones that the president  does not speak for the IRGC. This is something  

uh we know uh to be a fact. He did say that that  was a decision from the three member leadership  

council. Uh but clearly this message is not either  trickling down or it is simply not a message uh  

that they endorse. We have heard other statements  saying that US military targets across the Gulf  

region are still uh very much uh targets. But of  course, we're seeing across the Gulf, it's far  

more than just military that is being targeted  at this point. Now, we did also see a very rare  

appearance from the UAE uh leader Muhammad bin Zed  as he was visiting some of those in the UAE who