Dubai Rejects Oracle Attack Claims

The Dubai Government has strongly denied reports suggesting that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targeted an Oracle data center in the city. Officials labeled the circulating reports as 'fake news' and urged the public to rely on verified sources during times of heightened geopolitical tensions.

The Dubai Government Media Office clarified via an official statement that no such attack occurred or was attempted within the emirate.

Claims Emerge Amid Rising Tensions

The rumors surfaced following escalating tensions between Iran, the United States, and its allies in the region. Iran’s military command announced a new wave of retaliatory strikes in response to alleged attacks on its industrial infrastructure.

Among the targets claimed by Iran were strategic and industrial assets linked to American interests in the Gulf region.

Bahrain Amazon Facility Incident

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility for an attack on an Amazon cloud computing facility in Bahrain. Authorities in Bahrain confirmed a fire at a company site, which was reportedly contained by civil defense teams.

While the exact extent of damage remains unclear, the incident is being treated as part of the broader regional escalation.

Misinformation Concerns

Dubai officials emphasized the dangers of spreading unverified information, especially during sensitive geopolitical situations. They urged individuals and media outlets to rely only on official communications to avoid panic and confusion.

This incident highlights how quickly misinformation can spread online, particularly when linked to global tech infrastructure and military developments.

Conclusion

While Iran has made multiple claims about targeting US-linked assets in the Gulf, only the Bahrain incident shows signs of confirmation. The alleged Oracle data center attack in Dubai remains unsubstantiated and officially denied.