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UAE says it does not want to become a hostage to Middle East crises

The United Arab Emirates has said it does not want to be held hostage by escalating crises in the Middle East. The report provides no details of a new concrete action.

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The statement signals regional pressure on Gulf states amid broader Middle East tensions.

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