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UAE and Iran Resume Flights Amid Deepening Israel-UAE Security Ties
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First reported by Maariv · 3 hours ago
What happened
The UAE and Iran have resumed flights through Iranian airspace, signaling a diplomatic thaw driven by economic interests. Meanwhile, Israel and the UAE have deepened security cooperation, including Iron Dome support, despite ongoing regional tensions and recent attacks blamed on Iran.
- 01UAE resumes flights through Iranian airspace after months, signaling diplomatic thaw.
- 02Israel and UAE deepen security ties, including Iron Dome deployment and Israeli soldiers' assistance.
- 03Recent attacks on UAE oil company ships in Strait of Hormuz blamed on Iran.
- 04UAE pursues dual policy balancing ties with Israel/US and reducing friction with Iran.
- 05Economic and pragmatic interests drive UAE-Iran rapprochement, not distancing from Israel.
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