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AlarabSecurity

UAE Source Denies Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Warned Netanyahu of Imminent Danger

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An Emirati source has denied that UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a threat before October 7th, following alleged Israeli pressure to clarify the matter.

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  • UAE source denies President bin Zayed warned Netanyahu before Oct 7.
  • Denial follows alleged Israeli pressure for clarification.
  • Reported by The National based on an Emirati source.
UAE Source Denies Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Warned Netanyahu of Imminent Danger
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A source within the United Arab Emirates has denied reports that UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of an imminent threat prior to the October 7th events. The denial, reported by The National, comes after alleged Israeli pressure to clarify the UAE's position and refute circulating news.

The Emirati source reportedly provided this clarification through a media briefing. The specific nature of the alleged Israeli pressure and the exact content of the previously circulated news were not detailed in the report.

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