United Arab Emirates & Majed Al Ansari

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates, another Gulf ally, also requested the U.S. to postpone military action and has proactively struck Iran at least once, asserting its right to self-defense against regional threats.

Majed Al Ansari: Majed Al Ansari, as the Qatari foreign ministry spokesman, communicated Qatar's stance on the ongoing negotiations.

United Arab Emirates: Gulf state impacted by shipping disruptions; supports reopening of the strait and has energy interests in the region.

Majed Al Ansari: Qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson reported 'very progressive stages' in diplomatic contacts, indicating progress in mediation. His statements are closely watched.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates has been targeted by drone attacks, including on its Barakah nuclear power plant, and has condemned these actions as dangerous escalations. It is also a potential signatory to the Abraham Accords.

Majed Al Ansari: Majed Al Ansari, Qatari foreign ministry spokesman, emphasized the need for more time for Pakistani-mediated efforts to push for Iran-US talks.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates>>> has sustained damage from missile and drone attacks launched by Iran>>> and its proxies, making it a victim of the ongoing conflict.

Majed Al Ansari: Majed Al Ansari, Qatari foreign ministry spokesman, emphasized the need for more time for Pakistani-mediated efforts to push for Iran-US talks.

United Arab Emirates: ADNOC vessels attacked in the strait; affected by shipping disruptions.

Majed Al Ansari: Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson; heard positive messages.

Majed Al Ansari: Majed Al Ansari, Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, stated that Qatar does not pay Iran to stop attacks and intercepts Iranian attacks.