Pravda.Ua Ukraine Denies Iranian Claims of Drone Strike in Dubai
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- •Iran claims to have destroyed a Ukrainian drone facility in Dubai, which Ukraine denies.
- •Ukraine's Foreign Ministry labels the Iranian report as disinformation.
- •The incident reflects heightened military cooperation between Ukraine and Middle Eastern partners.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed to have struck a warehouse in Dubai allegedly containing Ukrainian anti-drone systems and 21 Ukrainian personnel. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry dismissed the assertion as false, labeling it a disinformation campaign akin to Russian tactics. The Iranian report suggested that the strike was part of a broader operation against U.S. military interests in the region. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, currently visiting the UAE, also refuted the claims, emphasizing the spread of disinformation by Iranian and Russian sources. This incident occurs amid Ukraine's efforts to strengthen military ties with Middle Eastern nations, particularly in countering drone threats. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Iran, particularly regarding military support and operations in the region.
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