DUBAI, March 1 (Reuters) - As Iran fired a barrage of drones ⁠and missiles at Gulf States in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes, some in Dubai ran for cover and others froze at windows, watching ​the sky as if trying to make sense of something that had seemed impossible.

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A drone attack caused damage to a passenger terminal at Kuwait International Airport, a spokesman for the country’s civil aviation authority said, leaving some workers with minor injuries. Kuwaiti officials said the incident caused panic among residents and travelers stranded there.

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