Iran Accuses UAE of Active War Partnership Amid Secret Netanyahu Visit Reports
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi labeled the United Arab Emirates an active partner in war against Iran during the BRICS summit, citing alleged collusion with Israel. This harsh stance is supported by former officials like Manouchehr Mottaki and Ali Motahari, who accused the UAE of hosting drones and exhibiting hostility toward Tehran. Tensions escalated following reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited the UAE in March to meet President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a claim confirmed by Israeli aides but denied by Abu Dhabi as inconsistent with public Abraham Accords frameworks. Additionally, the Wall Street Journal reported secret Mossad visits to the UAE for war coordination and alleged Emirati attacks on Iranian oil facilities, including Lavan Island and Asaluyeh port. These developments, alongside reports of Iron Dome deliveries to the UAE, signify deepening security cooperation between Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi, provoking strong diplomatic backlash from Iranian leadership who view these actions as unforgivable betrayals during recent conflicts.
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