Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on September 29 strongly condemning Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's visit to the UAE, stressing that countries in the region should not use their own territory as a platform for sabotage against other countries. The statement said that Israel's various acts have left the West Asia region in one of the most vulnerable and sensitive periods, and posed a threat to the collective peace and security of the region. Regional security is a collective and indivisible matter. Any act that assists destabilizing forces to enter the region will ultimately harm the interests of all countries in the region and exacerbate the situation of insecurity and instability. Countries in the region should not allow their own territory to become a platform for destructive activities against other countries. According to an announcement from the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, Netanyahu was invited to visit the UAE on the 27th and met with UAE President Mohammed. UAE official media said that Mohammed met Netanyahu in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The “Jerusalem Post” reported on the 28th, citing sources, that the talks involved the Iran issue.

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Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on September 29 strongly condemning Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's visit to the UAE, stressing that countries in the region should not use their own territory as a platform for sabotage against other countries. The statement said that Israel's various acts have left the West Asia region in one of the most vulnerable and sensitive periods, and posed a threat to the collective peace and security of the region. Regional security is a collective and indivisible matter. Any act that assists destabilizing forces to enter the region will ultimately harm the interests of all countries in the region and exacerbate the situation of insecurity and instability. Countries in the region should not allow their own territory to become a platform for destructive activities against other countries. According to an announcement from the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, Netanyahu was invited to visit the UAE on the 27th and met with UAE President Mohammed. UAE official media said that Mohammed met Netanyahu in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The “Jerusalem Post” reported on the 28th, citing sources, that the talks involved the Iran issue.