The United Arab Emirates has strongly condemned the renewed Iranian attacks targeting Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq with missiles and drones.
In a statement on Wednesday evening, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that these aggressive attacks represent a blatant violation of the sovereignty of the countries and a threat to their security and stability.
The Ministry reiterated the UAE’s full solidarity with Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan and the Kurdistan region of Iraq, and its support for them in all matters that would preserve their security and stability.
الإمارات تُدين بشدة تجدد الهجمات الإيرانية العدوانية على البحرين والكويت والأردن وكردستان العراق
— MoFA وزارة الخارجية (@mofauae) July 22, 2026
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