Iran Denies UAE Allegation of Missile Launches, Warns Against Unfounded Claims
Most outlets reported Iran's denial of launching missiles toward the UAE and its warning against unfounded accusations. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts emphasizing Iran’s rejection of the UAE’s claim and its caution about the impact of such allegations on regional trust. The Aaj News excerpt added the term “false-flag operations,” while Dunya News used slightly more formal language about “good neighbourly relations.”
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Iran rejects UAE missile launch claim
Iran has rejected the UAE’s claim that Tehran launched two ballistic missiles toward its territory. Tehran called the allegation baseless and warned it could increase regional tensions. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei strongly denied the accusation and expressed regret over the UAE’s statement. He said such claims could undermine efforts to build trust among […]
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Iran rejects UAE claim of missile launches, warns of ‘false-flag’ operations
Iran has denied launching two ballistic missiles towards the United Arab Emirates, rejecting an allegation by Abu Dhabi and warning regional countries against making ‘unfounded accusations’. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said Tehran had not launched any projectiles towards the UAE and condemned the claim. Baghaei said such accusations violated the principles of good neighbou...
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Iran rejects UAE missile accusation, warns against unfounded claims
Baghaei said any such action would run counter to the principle of good neighbourly relations and would undermine ongoing efforts to build trust among regional states and prevent a further escalation
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