Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Thursday accused the United Arab Emirates of playing what he called an active role in the US-Israeli war against Iran.
“The UAE is an active partner in this aggression, and there is no doubt about it,” Araghchi said while attending the BRICS summit in India.
“It also became clear that they participated in these attacks and may have even acted directly against us,” he added.
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Araghchi also referred to what Israel described as a “secret” meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in the UAE, a visit that Abu Dhabi has denied took place.
Araghchi also said, according to Iran’s Mehr news agency, he didn’t name the UAE in his statement “for the sake of unity.”
“When the attacks started, they didn’t even issue a condemnation,” he said in response to the Emirati representative’s comments.




















