Factbox-Number of Iranian missiles and drones fired at Gulf countries

Missiles and drones that the United Arab Emirates says it intercepted during recent attacks are displayed during a government briefing in Abu Dhabi
Missiles and drones that the United Arab Emirates says it intercepted during recent attacks are displayed during a government briefing in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, March 3, 2026. REUTERS/Abdelhadi Ramahi
Source: REUTERS

Here are statistics released by Gulf defence ministries and militaries on drones and missiles that Iran has fired at their territories since the start of the U.S.-Israeli air war against Iran, as of March 9:

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Ballistic missiles:

* 253 ballistic missiles detected * 233 intercepted * 18 fell into the sea * 2 landed on UAE territoryDrones:

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* 1,440 drones detected * 1,359 intercepted * 81 fell within UAE territoryCruise missiles:

8 detected and destroyed

QATAR

Ballistic missiles:

* 127 ballistic missiles detected * 118 interceptedDrones:

* 63 drones detected * 47 drones interceptedCruise missiles:

* 7 cruise missiles detected and interceptedAircraft:

* 2 Sukhoi SU-24 aircraft detected and interceptedBAHRAIN

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Missiles:

* 105 missiles destroyedDrones:

* 176 drones destroyedKUWAIT

Ballistic missiles:

* 120 ballistic missiles detected * 17 intercepted between March 6-9, no data availablebeforeDrones:

* 308 drones detected * 22 intercepted between March 6-9 Kuwait reported missile and drone attacks from March 2-5 but gave no specific data. No data was available for Saudi Arabia and Oman.

This article was produced by Reuters news agency. It has not been edited by Global South World.