UAE reportedly joins Saudi and Qatar in urging Trump not to restart war with Iran
Svmuu News According to several sources, in recent days, the UAE has become more actively engaged in pushing for an end to the war with Iran, joining Saudi Arabia and Qatar in urging US President Donald Trump to give negotiations a chance. The sources said that these discussions stem from concerns that if hostilities resume, any retaliation from Tehran would plunge the Gulf region's economy into chaos. In separate phone calls with Trump, leaders of the three allied nations argued that military action would not achieve the US's long-term goals regarding Iran. This stance from Abu Dhabi marks a shift in the UAE's position. Previously, the country had been a major target of Iranian attacks and had taken a tougher stance toward Iran compared to its neighbors. However, the sources noted that the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar have differences over what diplomatic approach the US should take and how tough it should be on Iran. (Jin Shi)
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