Iran Accuses UAE of Active War Partnership Amid Rising Tensions with Israel
Iranian officials have sharply criticized the United Arab Emirates, labeling it an active partner in the recent war against the Islamic Republic. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the UAE of allowing its territory to be used for attacks on Iran and colluding with Israel. Former Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki and former Deputy Speaker Ali Motahari reinforced these claims, alleging Emirati involvement in drone attacks and citing deep-seated hostility driven by U.S. support. These statements follow reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited the UAE during the conflict to discuss bilateral relations, a claim denied by Abu Dhabi but insisted upon by Israeli officials. Additionally, The Wall Street Journal reported covert Mossad visits to the UAE for war coordination and alleged Emirati attacks on Iranian oil facilities. The delivery of Israel’s Iron Dome system to the UAE has further intensified security cooperation concerns, leading to significant diplomatic friction between Tehran and Abu Dhabi.
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