UAE Denies Reports of Netanyahu's Secret Visit Amid Iran Conflict
The United Arab Emirates is reportedly denying claims made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office about a secret visit to the UAE during the recent conflict with Iran, according to CBS News. Netanyahu's office announced the visit as a 'historic breakthrough,' but the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs refutes that the visit took place.
The UAE emphasizes that all relations with Israel are conducted transparently under the Abraham Accords, as reported by Al Jazeera and AP News. These sources highlight the UAE's stance that no clandestine meetings occurred during the conflict, maintaining open diplomatic channels as per the established agreements.