
Iran's attacks on the United Arab Emirates so far have left 68 people injured and 3 dead.
Former Socialist MP Esmeralda Shkjau has been living in Dubai for eight years, engaged in several projects in the field of technology.
In an interview with Top Channel journalist Muhamed Veliu, he first describes the situation of the last 48 hours there.
"Children are unable to go to school, they are doing distance learning. All shopping malls, all restaurants, couriers, everything is normal. There have been many attacks, mostly concentrated in the United Arab Emirates."
"Emotionally, of course, we as residents of this country have definitely been affected, it's definitely not easy to explain to your child what's happening ," she said.
Esmeralda Shkjau gives this comment about the unexpected situation there.
"We are all witnesses of the attacks after hearing very loud and very disturbing noises but they remained there as noise because thank God there was no damage to residential areas. So we saw fragments of the interception or neutralization of the missiles where we saw them as small clouds in the sky but that's it," said Esmeralda Shkjau.
Esmeralda Shkjau also shares the latest updates from the government there for citizens at a time when they have so far neutralized 148 drones, 9 ballistic missiles and 6 other remotely controlled cruise missiles launched by Iran.
"There have been communications, especially from Her Excellency Minister Rimel Hashimi. It has been said several times about reducing tension, which is the first and preferred step by the United Arab Emirates authorities."
As for the resumption of flights from Dubai airport, Ms. Shkau speaks.
"80 flights have started and over 27,000 passengers are about to board. God willing, it is another blessed month like the month of Ramadan and I believe it will bring peace and above all maturity because the moment we lose our composure and the moment we panic, that's when we make the wrong moves."