Pak Sahafat – Informed sources say that the main reason for canceling the visit of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime to the United Arab Emirates was the concern of the Abu Dhabi authorities on increasing tensions with Iran.
According to the International group of Pak Sahafat news agency, “Benjamin Netanyahu”, the prime minister of the interim Zionist regime, was supposed to visit the United Arab Emirates in early January 2023 after taking office again in Tel Aviv.
Now, three Zionist officials told the “Axios” news website that the reason for the postponement of this trip – which was the fifth time Netanyahu’s visit to the United Arab Emirates was canceled – was the country’s government’s concern about creating regional tension with Iran.
According to this report, the new details of the cancellation of Netanyahu’s trip to the UAE show that both the statements of the Zionist officials at the time about the reasons for the postponement of this trip were incorrect and that Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv have differences of opinion regarding their policy towards Iran.
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The three mentioned officials, who asked not to be named, explained to Axios that the Emiratis wanted Netanyahu’s visit to focus on the so-called “Abraham” agreements to normalize relations and strengthen bilateral relations, but the prime minister of the child-killing Zionist regime wanted to turn this trip into a public message against Iran.
According to these informed sources, UAE officials were worried that Netanyahu would speak against Iran from this country and they did not want this trip to increase tensions with Tehran, so they postponed it.
According to Axios, the prime minister’s office of the fake Tel Aviv regime has not yet responded to the questions of this news site about the statements of these officials.
On Wednesday evening, this news site also wrote in another report that the Minister of Strategic Affairs and Internal Security Advisor of the Zionist regime will go to Washington on a trip centered on Iran at the beginning of next week.