United Arab Emirates & UNICEF

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates has been affected by Iran's strikes and is working to mitigate economic damage, with United Arab Emirates — Dubai pledging support to businesses. Its forces have also used Apache helicopters to shoot down Iranian drones.

UNICEF: The UNICEF (UNICEF) warns that surging global transport costs and supply chain disruptions due to the Middle East crisis are hindering the delivery of lifesaving aid to children, forcing it to rely more on air freight.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates allocated $10 million in urgent relief aid for Venezuela earthquake victims through the United Arab Emirates — UAE Aid Agency, demonstrating humanitarian solidarity.

UNICEF: UNICEF sent a shipment of 47 metric tonnes of humanitarian supplies, including emergency health kits, to Venezuela to support children and families affected by the earthquakes.

United Arab Emirates: The President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, offered condolences to Delcy Rodríguez following the earthquakes in Venezuela.

UNICEF: UNICEF is a recipient of aid from Global Impact's Venezuela Earthquakes Response fund.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates was part of the Saudi Arabia-led coalition that intervened in the Yemeni civil war.

UNICEF: UNICEF is an organization operating in Yemen, and its deputy director, Lana Shukri Kataw, was previously detained and later released by the Houthis.

UNICEF: The UNICEF reported on the casualties, particularly children, from the attack and urged an end to hostilities and humanitarian access.

UNICEF: Donald Trump previously cut funding to UNICEF.