The United Arab Emirates issues an emergency missile alert in response to a reported missile threat, authorities said. The National Emergency and Crisis and Disaster Management Authority warns that UAE air defence systems are responding to a missile threat, prompting residents to immediately seek shelter. A similar alert is reportedly sent to Dubai earlier on Monday, also described as the first such warning since a U.S.-Iran ceasefire. A separate follow-up message later indicates that the situation is “now safe,” after the initial instructions to take shelter. According to reporting, the alert is delivered via mobile phone text and targets residents in key areas including Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The messages describe the possibility of an Iranian missile strike and advise the public to follow civil protection guidance while air defences operate. The available accounts do not provide additional details on the origin of the threat beyond references to Iran, nor do they report confirmed impacts or casualties in the text provided.