Gharibabadi's reaction to UAE's role in US aggression against Iran

Kazem Gharibabadi, Deputy Minister for Legal and International Affairs at Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, responded to the publication of documents by the U.S. Department of Commerce by stating that these documents demonstrate an elevation of the United Arab Emirates' export status as a reward for that country's support of military operations against Iran. Gharibabadi characterized this action as a "formal admission by Washington" and emphasized that the UAE must be held accountable. He described the American decision as facilitating export control regulations and upgrading the UAE's commercial standing.

• The U.S. Department of Commerce released a document that, according to published quotes, includes facilitating export control regulations and upgrading the UAE's export status.
• Gharibabadi characterized this American action as a "document of Abu Dhabi's disgrace" and a "formal admission by Washington."
• The Deputy Foreign Minister stated that this matter carries direct international responsibility and legal consequences.
• Gharibabadi believes that the United Arab Emirates must be held accountable for the role it played in military aggression against Iran.
• The document released by the U.S. Department of Commerce, according to Iranian representatives, reveals the support that the UAE provided for military operations against Iran by means of publishing the elevation of that country's export status.
• Coverage by Iranian media outlets conveyed this matter with emphasis on the UAE's role in "aggression" and "attacks" against Iran.. Coverage difference: All Iranian media outlets included in this report centered their headlines and content around the official reaction of the Iranian government to the UAE's role, stating that these published American documents confirm the UAE's support. None of these outlets covered a differing viewpoint or conflicting position from the UAE or the United States, with exclusive focus on Tehran's response.