The United Arab Emirates has arrested ten foreign nationals accused of publishing misleading and fabricated video clips on social media. According to the state-run Emirates News Agency, the arrests were ordered after the videos, which depicted false attack scenes, were deemed a threat to national security and social stability. Attorney General Hamad Al Shamsi has directed that the suspects face emergency trials.
Investigations revealed that the videos included scenes of air defense systems intercepting attacks, fallen missiles, and crowds, some of which were created using artificial intelligence to simulate explosions and assaults. Certain clips falsely suggested that incidents occurring abroad had taken place within the UAE, while others used emotional imagery involving children to imply security threats.
The UAE Public Prosecution has begun interrogating the suspects and ordered their detention. Authorities warned that spreading false information or endangering national security through digital or modern technologies will not be tolerated. Convicted individuals could face at least one year in prison and fines of up to 100,000 dirhams.
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