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The UAE solemnly denies that its territory was used to attack Iran, saying the accusations of US military bases are false
2026-04-05 source:china news agency

China News Service, Beijing|On April 5, according to the UAE Embassy in China, Major General Humaidi, spokesman for the UAE Ministry of Defense, strictly denied in an interview that UAE territory was used to attack Iran, and refuted accusations that the US military launched strikes from bases in the UAE.

Humaidi said that since the beginning of the conflict, the UAE government has made it clear that its territory will never be used for any attacks against Iran and will continue to abide by this position.

He also said that from a military perspective, the statement that the UAE allowed the United States to use its military bases to attack Iran is not true and has never happened.

The statement was released by the UAE Embassy in China on the 5th, and the content was transferred from the UAE’s official channel UAE Forsan.


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