They hosted the 'executioner of Gaza' - Iran threatens UAE over Netanyahu

Iran has threatened the United Arab Emirates following Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Abu Dhabi. Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei warned that hosting the 'executioner of Gaza' will not lead to good outcomes. Iran's Foreign Ministry also condemned the visit, warning of potentially 'extremely dangerous and alarming consequences' of Israel's presence in the region.

Iran has threatened the United Arab Emirates after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Abu Dhabi. Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei published a warning in which, without directly naming the UAE, he stated: 'Just as the deployment of US military bases did not bring you security, hosting the "executioner of Gaza" will also not lead to good outcomes.' He called on the UAE to learn lessons from the recent war, stop fueling conflicts, and refrain from claims regarding Iranian islands. Rezaei's statement was preceded by an official reaction from Iran's Foreign Ministry, which condemned the Israeli premier's visit and warned of 'extremely dangerous and alarming consequences' of Israel's presence in the region. The article also references previous publications by 'Kursor' about a possible secret trip by Netanyahu and his meeting with a Libyan representative, which was denied.