Anwar Gargash, the diplomatic adviser to the president of the United Arab Emirates, warned on Monday, November 9, that the Middle East region could face long periods of instability, uncertainty and an uncertain political and security environment.
Referring to the continuation of the war between America and Iran, Gargash said, according to Reuters, that it seems difficult to reach a comprehensive political agreement to end these conflicts.
This senior Emirati official emphasized that his country "opposes" Iran from the beginning with the American ground attack and the Israeli prisoners, and he informed the Washington authorities of this position.
Gergash's statements are made in the context of the fact that the eight-month war between Iran and the United States, in addition to increasing security tensions in the region, caused extensive disruptions in shipping and trade through the Strait of Hormuz and increased the concern of the countries bordering the Persian Gulf about the long-term consequences of the conflict.