The top news stories from the United Arab Emirates
Provided by AGPJordan’s King Abdullah II, Netanyahu, and Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani reportedly condemned what they described as “terrorist attacks” targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure.
The same sources said the leaders reaffirmed their countries’ support for the UAE and backed any steps it takes to protect its security, stability, and the safety of its population, according to reports.
The UAE Ministry of Defense stated on Tuesday that it had intercepted incoming missile and drone strikes for a second day in a row, which it said originated from Iran.
However, Iranian military officials rejected the accusations, denying any involvement in recent attacks on the Gulf state.
In a statement, Iran’s military said that any operation conducted by its forces would be “clearly and decisively announced.” It also warned that any hostile action launched against Iran from UAE territory would be met with “decisive and regret-inducing” retaliation.
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