Politics & Diplomacy
Iran condemns Netanyahu's UAE visit as destabilizing regional presence
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Iran's foreign ministry warned Tuesday that Israel's presence in the region was creating a "dangerous situation," the Middle East Eye reported. The statement came after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the United Arab Emirates.
Iran has long opposed deepening Israeli-Emirati ties and viewed such visits as threats to regional stability. The foreign ministry's condemnation reflects Tehran's broader resistance to normalization agreements between Israel and Gulf states.
