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UAE Begins Reaching Out to Iran Before the War Is Over
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · Jun 13, 2026
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Senior Emirati and Iranian officials are holding talks before the war ends, signaling a cautious return to dialogue. The move reflects Abu Dhabi’s belief that continued confrontation with Iran is too costly and that regional stability now requires managed rivalry.
- 01Senior Emirati and Iranian meetings signal an early, limited detente.
- 02The UAE sees confrontation with Iran as too costly for its economy and security.
- 03Iranian attacks and weak U.S. resolve pushed Abu Dhabi toward pragmatic dialogue.
- 04Mohammed bin Zayed reportedly urged Donald Trump not to keep striking Iran.
- 05The article says dialogue is becoming central to the postwar regional order.
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