Amazon cloud-computing unit’s facilities in the Middle East were facing power and connectivity issues on Monday, the company said after its United Arab Emirates data center was struck by “objects,” triggering a fire.Amazon Web Services’ UAE and Bahrain regions were affected by outages, it said, citing localized power issues for both regions.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.Two of Amazon cloud unit’s zones, which are clusters of data centers, in the UAE were without power on Monday, the company said on its status page.AWS said on Sunday that one zone in the UAE was affected after “objects” struck the data center and created sparks and fire, following which power was shut off.“We can confirm that a localized power issue has affected another availability zone” in the UAE region, AWS said.AWS did not confirm or deny, when asked earlier, whether the UAE incident was connected to the Iranian strikes on neighboring Gulf states, including the