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Published on: 05/06/2026 - 11:38

After four weeks of cautious calm in the Middle East, Iranian missiles and drones returned to target the UAE, this time specifically. What prompted Iran to choose the UAE over others? Especially since it is considered one of the most prominent allies of Israel and the United States in the region, and at the same time it has for years served as a safe haven for Iranian funds despite the tense relations between the two countries. Will things remain the same after the outbreak of this unprecedented war? What will happen to the complex and ambiguous relations between Tehran and Abu Dhabi? The guest of the “Sada Al-Mashreq” program is the Director of the Political Studies Unit at the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, Marwan Qabalan.

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