India's Ministry of External Affairs expressed serious concern following a drone strike by Iranian forces targeting the Barakah nuclear facility in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The ministry characterized the attack as a 'dangerous escalation' and called for restraint and a return to dialogue. The strike caused a fire at an electrical generator outside the facility's inner perimeter, but Emirati officials confirmed there were no injuries or radiological leaks, and safety systems remained intact. The UAE condemned the attack as an 'unprovoked terrorist attack' and emphasized that it would not tolerate threats to its sovereignty. The International Atomic Energy Agency is closely monitoring the situation, urging maximum military restraint around nuclear sites. The Barakah plant, operational since 2020 and built with South Korean assistance, is the only nuclear power station in the Arab world, providing roughly 25% of the UAE's electricity needs. This incident has heightened concerns over the fragile ceasefire among Iran, Israel, and the United States, as diplomatic relations appear increasingly strained.