Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, received a telephone call from US President Donald Trump. During the call, they discussed the Iranian attacks targeting the UAE and several other brotherly countries in the region. They also discussed the rapidly evolving situation in the region.
A blatant violation of state sovereignty
The call addressed the repercussions of the recent missile attacks, which the relevant authorities in the country announced they had intercepted. These attacks targeted civilian sites and vital infrastructure.
This escalation was described as a blatant violation of state sovereignty and a clear breach of international law and the UN Charter.
The two sides also discussed the implications of these developments for energy security and maritime navigation in vital waterways.
This occurred against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.
The two leaders emphasized the importance of continued coordination and consultation between their countries during this period.
This contributes to containing the escalation and maintaining regional and international peace and security.
They stressed the need to support efforts aimed at strengthening stability and preventing the conflict from spreading.
diplomatic procedures
The call comes amid a series of security developments in the region over the past few days. These developments include the interception of several missiles by air defenses and the United States’ announcement of military operations targeting Iranian naval capabilities. Furthermore,
the UAE has taken diplomatic measures, including closing its embassy in Tehran and withdrawing its diplomatic mission. This reaffirms its position rejecting any aggression against its security and sovereignty.
The two sides also exchanged views on how to address the next phase. They emphasized the continuation of joint efforts to ensure regional stability and protect the vital interests of states and their people.
This was done within the framework of commitment to international law and the promotion of collective security.
