Iran has warned the United Arab Emirates to stay away from growing relations with Israel. Iran said the UAE should not support or follow Israeli policies. Iran also said there is a limit to its patience.
According to Qatari media reports, Mohsen Rezaei, who serves as the military secretary to Iran’s Supreme Leader, gave this statement. He said Iran is fully aware of the increasing contacts between the UAE and Israel.
UAE–Israel relations in focus:
Mohsen Rezaei said Iran has not closed the door on relations with the UAE. However, he warned that patience has limits. He urged the UAE to avoid becoming part of Israeli plans and strategies. He also said such actions could damage peace and stability in the entire region.
Background of rising tensions:
Tensions in the Middle East have increased in recent months. Reports say the United States and Israel have raised pressure on Iran. During this period, Iran and Israel have also exchanged military threats.
Some reports also claim that the UAE faced missile and drone risks during earlier regional conflicts. At the same time, some sources suggest the UAE may have supported certain anti-Iran activities, although officials have not confirmed this.
Regional situation:
Iran continues to monitor relations between Gulf countries and Israel closely. Meanwhile, diplomatic and military tensions remain high across the region. Countries in the Middle East continue to adjust their foreign policies based on security concerns.
Iran has strongly warned the UAE to avoid deeper cooperation with Israel. The statement reflects rising tensions in the region. As a result, Gulf diplomacy remains sensitive, and any shift in alliances may affect regional peace and stability.
