Abu Dhabi (HRNW)- The United Arab Emirates has denied media reports claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited the UAE during the Iran-Iraq conflict and met with the Emirati president.
According to details, the Israeli Prime Minister’s office had described the alleged visit as a “historic development” and claimed it marked an important milestone in Israel-UAE relations. However, Emirati authorities strongly rejected the claim.
In a statement posted on social media platform X, the UAE Foreign Ministry dismissed the reports as baseless and clarified that relations with Israel under the Abraham Accords are transparent and public, and do not include any secret or unannounced meetings.
The UAE reiterated that all diplomatic engagements are conducted openly in line with established agreements and official protocols.
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