Dubai Admits ORACLE Data Centre HIT, Iran Missiles Reach Deep Into UAE Tech Hub

Iran’s expanding missile and drone campaign reaches deep into the Gulf, with Dubai confirming that debris from an intercepted Iranian projectile struck an Oracle-linked building in Dubai Internet City. Authorities reported no injuries, but the incident highlights how far Iran’s strike capability now extends into high-value global tech hubs.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has openly warned that US-linked technology companies are no longer neutral, naming firms like Oracle and Amazon Web Services as potential targets. The move signals a dangerous shift, where digital infrastructure and cloud networks are becoming part of the battlefield.

Meanwhile, Bahrain has reported damage and injuries following similar strikes on AWS-linked facilities, raising fears that critical global data infrastructure could be increasingly vulnerable as the conflict widens beyond traditional military targets.

The latest developments suggest a new phase of warfare—where missiles, data centers, and global tech giants are now deeply interconnected in an escalating regional conflict.

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00:06Huge success for Iran as Dubai admits Oracle is hit.

00:13In a major development, Dubai has confirmed that an Oracle-linked building was impacted following Iran's latest missile and drone

00:23barrage.

00:26According to Dubai authorities, debris from an intercepted Iranian projectile struck the facade of an Oracle office in Dubai Internet

00:35City.

00:38Iran had earlier claimed it targeted an Oracle data center in Dubai.

00:43While UAE officials denied a direct strike,

00:48today's confirmed incident shows that Iranian projectiles did reach deep into Dubai's high-value tech zones.

00:57A symbolic breakthrough.

01:02And this is part of a much bigger strategy.

01:07Iran's Revolutionary Guard has openly declared U.S.-linked tech companies as targets.

01:14From Oracle in Dubai to Amazon Web Services facilities in Bahrain.

01:23In fact, Bahrain has reported fires and damage at an AWS-linked site following Iranian strikes.

01:34Indicating real impact beyond symbolic messaging.

01:40Iran says these companies are not neutral.

01:43It accuses them of supporting U.S. and Israeli military operations through cloud systems, AI, and data infrastructure.

01:52Turning technology into a battlefield.

01:55The IRGC has even warned employees of major U.S. firms to leave the region, calling their offices legitimate targets.

02:08What we are witnessing now is a shift from conventional warfare to infrastructure warfare.

02:17Where data centers, servers, and digital networks are becoming strategic targets.

02:30Back in Dubai, authorities are maintaining control and stability.

02:35But this incident sends a clear signal.

02:39Iran's reach is expanding.

02:45And in this evolving conflict, even the world's most advanced tech hubs are no longer out of range.

02:52A

02:54One, one third point

02:57Oh, one third point

03:21You

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