In response to Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's visit to the United Arab Emirates on September 27, Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a warning to the UAE and other Middle Eastern countries on the 29th. In a statement, Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned Netanyahu's visit to the UAE, stressing that Israel's activities in the Middle East would cause “extremely dangerous consequences.” The statement stated that the Israeli regime “has always been hostile and hostile to Iran and other countries in the region” and has repeatedly threatened Iran. All countries in the region should be wary of the consequences and ripple effects of such visits. Similar visits threaten “regional collective peace and security.” Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on countries in the Middle East region not to allow their territories to be used for activities that destabilize other countries in the region.

In response to Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's visit to the United Arab Emirates on September 27, Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a warning to the UAE and other Middle Eastern countries on the 29th. In a statement, Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned Netanyahu's visit to the UAE, stressing that Israel's activities in the Middle East would cause “extremely dangerous consequences.” The statement stated that the Israeli regime “has always been hostile and hostile to Iran and other countries in the region” and has repeatedly threatened Iran. All countries in the region should be wary of the consequences and ripple effects of such visits. Similar visits threaten “regional collective peace and security.” Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on countries in the Middle East region not to allow their territories to be used for activities that destabilize other countries in the region.