Iran Condemns UAE as Active War Partner Amid Regional Conflict and Pipeline Acceleration
This report details escalating tensions between Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) amidst a broader regional conflict involving the United States and Israel. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the UAE of being an active partner in the war against Tehran, citing its allowance of US bases for attacks and collusion with Israel. Conversely, UAE Crown Prince Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed bin Zayed ordered the acceleration of the West-East oil pipeline project, scheduled for 2027 operation, likely to secure export routes via the Gulf of Oman. Reports indicate that while the UAE sought a collective Gulf military response to Iranian drone and missile attacks, Saudi Arabia and Qatar refused participation, labeling it not their war. Additionally, controversial secret visits by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and military chief Eyal Zamir to the UAE were revealed, drawing criticism from Iranian officials who warned that cooperation with Israel and the US would not guarantee security for the UAE. The narrative highlights the diplomatic fracture within the Gulf Cooperation Council and the strategic realignments occurring during the hostilities.
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