Abu Dhabi [UAE], June 13 (ANI): The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ministry of Foreign Affairs has categorically denied media reports claiming that USD 3 billion was transferred to Iran. The ministry said the allegations are 'entirely false and unfounded' and clarified that no frozen Iranian funds have been released, transferred, or routed through the UAE. It also urged media organisations to rely only on off
UAE Denies Allegations of USD 3 Billion Transfer to Iran
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied reports of a USD 3 billion transfer to Iran, stating that the claims are false and that no Iranian funds have been released through the UAE. This denial highlights ongoing tensions and the complexities of financial relations between the UAE and Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The UAE has denied allegations that it transferred USD 3 billion to Iran, stating that the claims are false and that no Iranian funds have been released through its banking system.
- The UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement categorically denying the allegations.
- The denial comes amid ongoing scrutiny of financial transactions involving Iran.
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📚 Background
The UAE and Iran have a historically complex relationship, marked by both economic cooperation and political tensions, especially related to sanctions on Iran.
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