Iran's fresh attacks rock UAE's Dubai, Qatar's Doha, Bahrain's Manama; Alarms rung in Kuwait and Israel's Tel Aviv

Lound sounds rocked Dubai for the second straight day. In response to joint US-Israeli missile strikes Iran launched retaliatory attack at the neighbouring Gulf states. Iran targeted US bases in the region and has already hit a range of other targets.

As per Reuters report, several loud bangs were heard in the Dubai on Sunday morning. Fresh blasts were also heard across the Gulf in UAE's Dubai, Qatar's Doha and in Bahrain's Manama, AFP reported. Nearly 11 explosions were heard in the sky above the Qatari capital, Al Jazeera reported. Sirens sounded in Kuwait and Israel as Iran continued its retaliatory attacks.

Hours after US president Donald Trump confirmed that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in an air strike, Israel said it launched another wave of strikes on Iran on Sunday, Reuters reported.

Scores of flights were disrupted in the wake of the escalating tension in the Middle East with thousands stranded after Dubai’s main airport — the world’s busiest aviation hub announced closure. After an aerial strike on Saturday, Dubai airport authorities suspended operations.