Tehran denies targeting UAE, accuses US Army of being behind Fujairah incidents

Iranian authorities denied their involvement in the recent attacks targeting the territory of the United Arab Emirates, as a high-ranking official confirmed in statements reported by official sources that Tehran had not included any targeting of the UAE in its plans, in the first reaction to Abu Dhabi's announcement of intercepting missiles and drones.

In a related context, Iranian military sources pointed the finger at American movements in the region, considering that the explosions and fires recently witnessed in Fujairah Port are the result of a military 'adventure' by the US Army. These sources clarified that the goal of these movements is to create illegal passage corridors for ships in the sensitive region.

For its part, the UAE expressed its strong condemnation of these attacks, describing them as a 'dangerous escalation' that threatens the security of the region. These field developments come as the first breach of the undeclared ceasefire agreement between Washington and Tehran, and coincide with declared American efforts to secure international navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

What happened in Fujairah Port was the result of a US Army adventure to create a passage for illegal ship transit.