Some Abu Dhabi residents feel on edge about security for the first time following two missile attacks in a week on the United Arab Emirates' futuristic capital city, home to high rise towers, world-class museums and a Formula One race circuit.
The UAE, a business safe haven that has seen none of the violence suffered by some other Arab states, was shaken by a Jan. 17 raid by Yemen's Houthi movement that killed three people in Abu Dhabi, the first such attack on its soil.
On Monday, the UAE said it thwarted another strike
