Iran Blames UAE for US Attacks, Demands Compensation Amid Regional Strikes

Iran's envoy to the UN has formally accused the United Arab Emirates of being internationally responsible for providing territory for US attacks and is demanding full compensation. Iranian armed forces, alongside regional groups, continue retaliatory operations, including numerous missile and drone strikes targeting US and Israeli assets. This escalation follows an Iranian attack on a UAE gas facility, which Abu Dhabi condemned as a dangerous violation. Concurrently, Israeli forces report killing over 20 Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon amid expanding military operations.

Key Points: Iran Blames UAE for US Attacks, Demands Compensation

  • Iran demands UAE pay compensation
  • IRGC conducts Operation True Promise 4
  • 63 waves of missile and drone attacks reported
  • Hezbollah operatives killed in Lebanon
  • UAE decries Iranian attack on gas facility
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Iran's envoy to UN blames UAE for providing territory to US for attacks

Iran's UN envoy holds UAE responsible for US attacks, demands damages as military operations target US and Israeli assets in the region.

"internationally responsible for providing its territory to the US for attacks - Amir Saeid Iravani"

Tehran, March 19

Iran's UN envoy, Amir Saeid Iravani, has formally notified the UN Secretary-General and Security Council that the UAE is "internationally responsible" for providing its territory to the US for attacks, reported state Media.

According to Press TV, Iran is demanding full compensation for all damages from the UAE.

Meanwhile, Iranian armed forces, alongside regional resistance groups, are continuing retaliatory military operations targeting the United States and Israel, according to Press TV.

On Wednesday, March 18, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) and the Iranian Army conducted multiple strikes under the banner of Operation True Promise 4, which was launched in response to an "unprovoked act of aggression" by the US-Israeli coalition against Islamic Republic of Iran on February 28, Press TV reported.

According to Press TV, since the operation began, Iranian forces have carried out 63 waves of missile and drone attacks using advanced weaponry, hitting Israeli military facilities in the occupied territories as well as US bases and assets across the West Asia region.

This comes amid the backdrop of an Iranian attack targeting UAE's Habshan gas facility and the Bab field, which Abu Dhabi called a dangerous escalation and violation of international law.

As the security situation evolves in the region, the United Arab Emirates' Ministry of Defence routinely continues to share the nation's military capabilities actively engaged in defensive operations.

Meanwhile, in Lebanon, more than 20 Hezbollah operatives were killed amid ground operations in southern Lebanon yesterday, the Israel Defence forces said. According to the IDF, the operatives were killed by troops of the 36th Division and in strikes carried out by the Israeli Air Force.

In one incident, soldiers of the Golani Brigade identified a cell of Hezbollah operatives attempting to fire anti-tank missiles on the forces. The IDF says the troops killed five operatives in that incident. The military says the ground troops also located numerous weapons, including RPGs and anti-tank missiles.

The IDF has been preparing to deploy even more forces in southern Lebanon and further expand its buffer zone to push away the threat of Hezbollah from the border.

- ANI

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Priya S
This is a worrying escalation. The Middle East conflict seems to be spreading. India has always advocated for dialogue and peaceful resolution of disputes. We have strong ties with both the Gulf nations and Iran. Our diplomacy should work behind the scenes to calm tensions.
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Rohit P
Iran blaming the UAE is like a bully blaming the playground. If you allow your territory to be used for attacks, you bear some responsibility, no? But Iran's own actions, like attacking gas facilities, are also dangerous. The whole region is a tinderbox.
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Sarah B
Reading this from a security perspective. The mention of 63 waves of missile/drone attacks is staggering. The technology and coordination required point to a highly capable military force. This isn't just sporadic firing; it's a sustained campaign.
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Vikram M
Our government's stance of "strategic autonomy" is being tested. We buy oil from both sides, have diaspora in both regions. We must not get drawn in, but we cannot be silent spectators either when energy security and Indian lives are at stake. A delicate balance.
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Karthik V
With respect, I think the article relies heavily on Press TV, which is Iranian state media. We should be cautious and seek reports from neutral agencies to get the full picture. The truth in these conflicts is often the first casualty.
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