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Iran President Says US Bases Drive Tensions After UAE Talks

Iran President Says US Bases Drive Tensions After UAE Talks
US bases an issue: Iran Prez after UAE talks in Delhi · m.rediff.com

Iran’s president said Iran is not angry with the UAE or other nearby countries.

He said Iran’s main objection is to American military bases located in those countries.

He accused the United States of using those bases to attack Iran.

He also said the United States sells weapons and tries to divide countries in the region.

The Iranian president said neighboring countries should cooperate instead.

He made the comments after meeting a senior UAE official in New Delhi.

The meeting took place during the BRICS Summit.

BRICS members later called for peace, protection for civilians and more humanitarian aid for Gaza.

Key facts

Speaker
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian
Occasion
18th BRICS Summit
Location
New Delhi, India
Main objection
US military bases in neighboring countries
Regional relationship
Pezeshkian said Iran considers the UAE and other regional countries to be brothers.
BRICS declaration
The New Delhi Declaration 2026 called for restraint, dialogue, civilian protection, ceasefire efforts and unhindered humanitarian access to Gaza.

Quotes

Masoud Pezeshkian

President of Iran

“We have no problems with the UAE. We have no problem with any of the regional countries. We have a problem with the American bases located in these countries and from which they are attacking our country.”
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“The UAE, the Emiratis and other countries of the region are our brothers. We have been living together for a long time and we have had trade. We have supported each other.”
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