United Arab Emirates & World Food Programme

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates has been affected by Iran's strikes and is working to mitigate economic damage, with United Arab Emirates — Dubai pledging support to businesses. Its forces have also used Apache helicopters to shoot down Iranian drones.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme estimates that 45 million additional people could face hunger if the war continues, bringing the global total to 363 million.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates foreign minister emphasized the importance of full commitment to the interim deal between Iran and the US, reflecting regional concerns about stability.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme>>> has warned that the conflict's rising fuel and transport costs are pushing millions of people closer to hunger, highlighting the humanitarian impact of the war.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates was part of the Saudi Arabia-led coalition that intervened in the Yemeni civil war.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme operates in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen and has had an employee detained by the Houthis.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme reports that tens of thousands of tons of food aid are stuck in ports due to the conflict, disrupting global supply chains and threatening to push millions more into acute hunger.