UAE’s first ambassador to India, Hussain Hassan Mirza, said his country has no desire to get involved in the Iran-Israel conflict, nor will it allow its territory to be used as an attack base for either side. Mirza said, “To be honest, I don’t understand why we are involved in this. There is no reason for the UAE to be involved in this.”
Speaking to NDTV, he said that Abu Dhabi is in a sensitive geopolitical situation. It is a neighbor of Iran and a partner of Israel under the Abraham Accords. Mirza further said, “This situation makes UAE special and we can have dialogue between the two.”
‘A call from PM Modi can end this issue’
Regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s contact with the UAE leadership, Mirza said that PM Modi is respected not only among the leaders of the Gulf countries, but also among the common people and business communities of the region and this credibility extends to both the parties involved in the current conflict. He further said, “A phone call by PM Modi to his Iranian and Israeli counterparts can solve this problem and put an end to this issue. Just one phone call.”
He further said that these countries are currently fighting a war, which he described as a war being fought on our soil. They are fighting among themselves on our soil. this is unacceptable. He further said that I am not a military officer. According to his assessment, the reports of minor losses so far are correct.
how many people have died so far
Israel’s military launched a new wave of attacks on central Iran on Monday, targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut. The loss of life and property is continuously increasing in this war. Iran’s UN ambassador put the death toll at 1,332, while thousands were injured. America confirmed that the seventh American soldier has died during treatment.
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