Dubaieye1038 Iranian Drone Attack Targets UAE's Barakah Nuclear Power Plant
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- •Iranian drones attacked Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in May 2026, hitting external infrastructure.
- •FANR's Director-General commended response teams for their effective emergency preparedness.
- •FANR maintains a strong regulatory presence at Barakah to ensure safety and compliance.
On May 2026, Iranian drones targeted the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant, hitting electrical infrastructure outside its inner perimeter. This attack, described as a violation of international law, prompted an immediate response from the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR). Following the incident, FANR's Director-General, Hamad Al Kaabi, visited the facility to assess operations and safety measures. He praised the response teams for their professionalism and coordination in maintaining safety and security. The plant's four operational units are currently undergoing scheduled maintenance and refueling. FANR continues to enforce a robust regulatory oversight to ensure compliance with safety and security standards. The incident highlighted the resilience of the UAE's nuclear regulatory systems and the importance of ongoing vigilance in the face of external threats.
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