The United Arab Emirates’ state security agency announced on Monday that it had arrested members of an Iran-aligned group accused of planning sabotage operations aimed at disrupting national security and unity. According to the UAE’s official news agency WAM, the detainees were allegedly preparing coordinated acts of sabotage within the country to destabilize peace and cohesion.
Investigations revealed that the group sought to recruit Emirati youth to advance its own agenda and had been collecting funds through unauthorized means to transfer abroad. Authorities said the network maintained secret contacts with foreign organizations and held covert meetings both domestically and internationally to plan attacks on sensitive sites. The group faces charges of running a clandestine organization, pledging allegiance to foreign powers, and attempting to undermine national stability.
The arrests follow last month’s reported crackdown on a Hezbollah- and Iran-linked money-laundering network. The UAE government reiterated that it would not tolerate any form of foreign interference in its internal security affairs amid ongoing regional geopolitical tensions.
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