Netanyahu Warns UAE President of Imminent Iranian Attacks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan about intelligence indicating Iran's preparation for new strikes against Middle Eastern nations during a recent visit to the UAE. Netanyahu stated that Israel believes these attacks could commence within the coming weeks. According to a source familiar with the meeting, cited by CNN, Netanyahu also shared updated information on Iran's nuclear program with the UAE president. Israeli intelligence has reportedly detected activity at the "Har ha-Makhash" facility, located approximately 225 kilometers south of Tehran, suggesting Iran is resuming work related to its nuclear program. This facility is described as a key component of Iran's atomic infrastructure. A high-ranking Saudi Arabian official was also present at the meeting, though their identity was not disclosed by CNN. The network noted that it did not independently verify all the assessments presented. The discussions in Abu Dhabi underscore Israel's view of the situation surrounding Iran as both a nuclear and a military threat.