UAE warns against risk of regional spillover from Gaza war

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has expressed its deep concern about the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza and the possibility of it affecting the wider region. UAE's Minister of State, Noura Al Kaabi, stressed the urgency of working to halt the war and alleviate regional tensions, while underlining the risk of heightened hostilities and the potential for extremist groups to capitalize on the situation. Notably, the UAE is actively involved in efforts to secure a humanitarian ceasefire and is committed to safeguarding civilian lives as it strives to bring an end to the conflict. This highlights the UAE's dedicated and unwavering efforts in promoting peace in the region.

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