The United Arab Emirates strongly condemned the Iranian attacks that targeted Bahrain that resulted in the death of a Moroccan civilian contractor in the UAE Armed Forces during a routine mission as part of the Emirati crew.
There was also the injury of five members of the UAE Ministry of Defense and a number of Bahraini soldiers.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed in a statement that the attack represents a violation of the sovereignty of Bahrain and a threat to its security and stability, and constitutes a dangerous escalation that affects the security of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and the security of the region.
The UAE expressed its full solidarity with Bahrain, affirming its support for everything that would protect its security and stability.
They also expressed her sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the family and relatives of the deceased, and to Morocco and its people for the attack, wishing a speedy recovery to all the injured.

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