Ismail Kothari, a member of the Iranian parliament's national security committee, warned that the United Arab Emirates will pay a 'very high price' for its reported covert role in recent US strikes on Iranian infrastructure, according to his statement.
The warning comes amid heightened US-Iran tensions following American strikes on Iranian targets. The UAE has been accused by Tehran of facilitating the strikes, a charge Abu Dhabi has not publicly addressed. Kothari's statement is the latest in a series of threats from Iranian officials against regional actors cooperating with Washington, as The Zioneer has previously reported on Iranian warnings to the US and its allies. The specific nature of the threatened price remains unspecified, and no immediate response from the UAE has been reported.
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