UAE Says Diplomacy Fails if Iran Attacks Continue in Gulf Region
"Our position as a country has been consistent and clear throughout. We did not seek this war. Before the outbreak of this war, the UAE made clear that its territory and airspace would not be used to launch attacks against Iran. That commitment was made in good faith – but Iran..
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has declared that diplomacy will fail if Iran's attacks persist in the Gulf Region, emphasizing that a simple ceasefire is insufficient for stability.
- The UAE has experienced over 2,800 missile and drone attacks targeting civilian infrastructure since late February.
- UAE Minister of State Saeid bin Mubarak Al Hajeri stated that Iran has violated its commitment not to use UAE territory for attacks.
- The UAE is seeking a halt to hostilities and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, warning of global economic consequences from disruptions.
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UAE Warns of Diplomatic Failure as Iran Attacks Persist in Gulf - April 2026
The United Arab Emirates has declared that diplomacy will fail if Iran's attacks persist in the Gulf Region, emphasizing that a simple ceasefire is insufficient for stability. Further, the UAE has assured Kenya that approximately 30,000 Kenyans living and working in the Gulf nation are safe amidst ongoing regional tensions. At the same time, the UAE has pledged to maintain strong trade and travel links with Kenya despite regional security concerns impacting shipping routes, as Kenya seeks alternative cargo corridors due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea.
