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Iran warns UAE of ‘consequences’ for hosting Israeli PM Netanyahu

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  • Iran has condemned a visit by Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to the UAE.
  • An Iranian security official warned the visit would not bring the UAE security benefits.
  • Iran's Foreign Ministry described Netanyahu's government as hostile to the region.

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Following a visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the United Arab Emirates, Iran has issued a stern condemnation. The head of Iran's National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, stated that hosting Netanyahu would not benefit the UAE, drawing a parallel with the presence of US military bases. Iran's Foreign Ministry also denounced the visit, calling Netanyahu's government hostile to the region.

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Iran has issued a strong warning to the United Arab Emirates, stating there will be negative consequences for hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Top Iranian officials condemned the visit, which the UAE has reportedly confirmed took place.

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