Iran has issued a strong warning to the United Arab Emirates after reports claimed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the country during the ongoing war between Iran and Israel. Tel Aviv asserted that Netanyahu met UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, though Abu Dhabi denied the visit took place. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned the alleged meeting, calling cooperation with Israel an unforgivable act.

In a post on social media platform X, Araghchi said hostility toward the Iranian people was a foolish gamble and warned that those conspiring with Israel to create division would be held accountable. Netanyahu’s office stated that the meeting occurred in Al Ain near the Omani border on March 26, lasting several hours, according to a source cited by Reuters.

The reports surfaced amid claims by The Wall Street Journal that the UAE secretly carried out multiple attacks against Iran during U.S. and Israeli offensives, further heightening regional tensions.