Iran Blames UAE for Blocking BRICS Consensus on West Asia Conflict
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that the United Arab Emirates is preventing the BRICS grouping from reaching a consensus on the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Speaking in New Delhi ahead of a key BRICS foreign ministers' conclave, Gharibabadi accused the UAE of insisting on condemning Iran, thereby stalling unified action. He expressed support for India’s chairmanship and welcomed any Indian initiatives aimed at restoring peace and stability to the region. The official highlighted that sharp differences between Iran and the UAE, both BRICS members, have hindered diplomatic efforts during recent meetings. Additionally, Gharibabadi discussed developments regarding the Strait of Hormuz, noting that Iran and Oman are creating a service-based framework for merchant vessel passage in line with international norms. He affirmed Iran's commitment to the Chabahar port project despite US sanctions and criticized Washington for lacking seriousness in ending hostilities. The upcoming conclave, attended by foreign ministers from Iran, Russia, and other member states, is expected to deliberate extensively on the crisis and its impact on global energy supplies.
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Iran Blames UAE for Blocking BRICS Consensus on West Asia Conflict
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that the United Arab Emirates is preventing the BRICS grouping from reaching a consensus on the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Speaking in New Delhi ahead of a key BRICS foreign ministers' conclave, Gharibabadi accused the UAE of insisting on condemning Iran, thereby stalling unified action. He expressed support for India’s chairmanship and welcomed any Indian initiatives aimed at restoring peace and stability to the region. The official highlighted that sharp differences between Iran and the UAE, both BRICS members, have hindered diplomatic efforts during recent meetings. Additionally, Gharibabadi discussed developments regarding the Strait of Hormuz, noting that Iran and Oman are creating a service-based framework for merchant vessel passage in line with international norms. He affirmed Iran's commitment to the Chabahar port project despite US sanctions and criticized Washington for lacking seriousness in ending hostilities. The upcoming conclave, attended by foreign ministers from Iran, Russia, and other member states, is expected to deliberate extensively on the crisis and its impact on global energy supplies.