Brits Jailed in UAE for Snapping Drone Attacks

0:00On March 28th, up to 70 British folks are locked up in the United air of Emirates right now, just for snapping photos or videos of drone and missile attacks hitting places like Dubai. These are tourists, expats, even cabin crew, caught under super strict laws that slapped 10-year prison terms or fines up to 200,000 pounds. For anything seen as a threat to national security, even getting a picture sent to your phone can land you in hot water, and critics say the ore-rich spots like Dubai are cracking down hard to keep. They're shiny, safe vacation vibe, intact amid Iranian strikes. People are jammed into overcrowded cells, sometimes denied food, meds, or sleep, and facing months and detention before charges even hit. Bill might come, but passports get seized, trapping expats who could lose jobs and homes if visas expire. Paying groups like Dubai watch and detained in Dubai report at least 35 arrests in Dubai alone, plus more in Abu Dhabi, with cases like A, fly Dubai Stewart NAB for sharing airport

1:05damage picks or a 60-year-old tourist during down two years for old missile footage. British consular access is spotty at best, and officials only know of a handful getting help, so groups are pushing for urgent diplomatic moves, too. Free these everyday people before things drag on longer. Face sharp if you're heading there, and think twice before hitting record.