MoFA Reaffirms That The UAE Is Not A Party To The US‑Iran War

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement confirming that the UAE is closely monitoring the two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran. Officials are checking the details to make sure Iran fully stops all attacks.

They also want the Strait of Hormuz reopened safely.

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Over the past 40 days, Iranian attacks targeted infrastructure, energy facilities and civilian areas. This caused significant damage and casualties. MoFA stressed that Iran must be held accountable and take responsibility for the harm caused.

The Ministry highlighted the need to tackle all threats

These include missiles, drones, military groups, and affiliated proxies. At the same time, shipping routes and the region must remain secure. The goal is lasting peace for everyone in the Gulf.

The UAE has also been coordinating with international partners to ensure the ceasefire is respected. Authorities are reviewing all developments and preparing contingency plans in case of further escalations. MoFA emphasized the importance of diplomacy and dialogue to maintain calm and prevent any misunderstandings in the region.

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MoFA also made it clear that the UAE is not part of the conflict

The country has worked behind the scenes to prevent escalation. This includes GCC diplomacy. The UAE continues to protect its sovereignty and national security.

Bottom line: the UAE is focused on peace, safety, and stability. Authorities are monitoring developments closely and staying ready to protect the country and its people.

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