Iran Claims UAE Transferred Four Detainees to Israel
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Iranian media reported that the United Arab Emirates transferred four Iranian detainees to Israel via Abu Dhabi, a move described as a "grave betrayal" in Iran. The report, originating from the Tabnak website, cited an unnamed source but provided no details on the detainees' identities or the reasons for their arrest and transfer. This alleged transfer follows Iran's public acknowledgment of the UAE's help in releasing other detainees, with no official confirmation from either the UAE or Israeli governments.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Iranian media reported the UAE transferred four Iranian detainees to Israel.
- The report originated from the Iranian website Tabnak, citing an unnamed source.
- The alleged transfer occurred via Abu Dhabi and has drawn criticism in Iran.
- No official confirmation has been provided by the UAE or Israeli governments.
- The report emerged after Iran thanked the UAE for releasing other detainees.
Iranian media outlets are reporting that the United Arab Emirates transferred four Iranian citizens, who were being held in custody in the UAE, to Israel. The report, which first appeared on the Iranian website Tabnak, claims the transfer occurred via Abu Dhabi and has sparked significant criticism within Iran, with some describing it as a "grave betrayal" by the Emirates.
According to Tabnak, citing a source familiar with the details, the four Iranians were initially held by UAE authorities before being "selected and transferred to the Zionist regime." The source did not reveal their names, the reasons for their arrest in the UAE, or the alleged motive for their transfer to Israel. The source also suggested that the UAE's actions indicated a "grave betrayal" of Iran.
Other Iranian media, including Asr Iran and Didban Iran, have echoed the Tabnak report, though they also relied on the original publication. This comes shortly after Iran's Foreign Ministry thanked the UAE for releasing detainees. However, no official confirmation of the transfer of Iranian citizens to Israel has been provided by the governments of the UAE or Israel, nor has the Iranian Foreign Ministry issued a statement confirming the alleged transfer.
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