UAE Calls for ‘Realistic’ Political Solution to Iran Conflict After Fresh Attacks
- The United Arab Emirates called for realistic and sustainable political solutions to end the six-month conflict involving Iran, warning that the ongoing state of neither war nor peace is unsustainable after renewed Iranian attacks on Gulf states and Jordan.
- The UAE Ministry of Defence intercepted an Iranian drone near its territorial waters, denied missile strike reports on Al Minhad Air Base, maintained high readiness, and continuously monitored airspace amid regional tensions.
- UAE officials emphasized the need to restore normal navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and urged moving beyond failed agreements toward enforceable, independently verified security arrangements alongside diplomatic dialogue.
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For the first time in weeks, the US attacked Iran, which reacted with attacks on Jordan and the Emirates. The focus is on the conflict over the Strait of Hormus.
Gargash calls for realistic political solutions, says targeting Gulf states and Jordan has failed
Abu Dhabi: His Excellency Dr Anwar bin Mohammed Gargash, Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, said that a state of neither war nor peace cannot be a sustainable solution and that the policy of targeting the Arab Gulf states and Jordan has proven to be a failure.In a post on X, Dr Gargash said: "The state of neither war nor peace cannot be a sustainable solution, just as the policy of targeting the Arab Gulf states and Jordan has proven to be…
Abu Dhabi, Aug 31 (Latin America Press) UAE today called for more realistic and sustainable political solutions to overcome the regional crisis between the U.S. and Iran, and considered the memorandum of understanding previously reached by both sides insufficient. The post UAE calls for a realistic approach to overcoming the crisis between the U.S. and Iran first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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