Iran has formally accused the UAE of enabling recent US attacks on its territory. The claim was made in a letter sent to the United Nations Secretary-General. Iranian officials say the UAE played a role by allowing its territory to be used during the operations.
Iran’s UN Ambassador, Amir Saeid Iravani, stated that this action violates international law. He described the use of UAE territory as an “internationally wrongful act.” According to the letter, this makes the country responsible for the consequences of the attacks.
Tehran has demanded compensation for both material and moral damages. Iranian authorities believe the UAE must provide reparations for losses caused during the strikes. The request reflects growing tensions in the region following recent military developments.
The complaint is part of a broader diplomatic effort by Iran. Officials confirmed that multiple letters have been sent to the United Nations. These communications highlight concerns over the use of regional airspace and territory in military operations.
Iran has also named several other countries in its complaints. These include Jordan, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, and Kuwait. Iran claims these nations were used to support US and Israeli operations against its territory.
In his letter, Iravani urged these countries to respect international norms. He called on them to prevent their land and airspace from being used in future attacks. The appeal stressed the importance of maintaining peaceful relations in the region.
The Iranian envoy also referred to an incident on February 28. He said US forces launched strikes against Iran using bases in regional countries. Fighter jets stationed in these areas reportedly carried out operations targeting southern parts of Iran.
Iran maintains that these actions violate basic principles of international law. Officials say such operations threaten regional stability. The situation remains tense as diplomatic exchanges continue at the global level.
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Observers believe the dispute could increase pressure on regional alliances. The issue of territorial use in military operations is likely to remain a key concern.
