3 killed after suspected drone attack near Abu Dhabi airport that blew up fuel trucks

• At least three people are dead after fuel trucks exploded in Abu Dhabi airport on Monday, police said.
• It may have been a drone attack, and six more people are injured, police added.

At least three people are dead after fuel trucks exploded near Abu Dhabi airport on Monday in a suspected drone attack, police said.

The city's police said that six people were also injured in the explosion, which happened after a fire broke out near oil company ADNOC's storage facilities, United Arab Emirates news agency WAM reported.

Police said those killed were two people from India and one from Pakistan, according to WAM.

Abu Dhabi police said in a statement that "initial investigations found parts of a small plane that could possibly be a drone at both sites that could have caused the explosion and the fire," Reuters reported.

The police added that there was no "significant damage," according to Reuters.

The Houthi movement claimed responsibility, Reuters reported.

The Houthi rebels overthrew the government in Yemen in 2015, and Iran is accused of supporting the group.