UAE reports dismantling of Iran-linked ‘terror’ cell
Summary
The United Arab Emirates arrested 27 people suspected of being part of a group linked to Iran's religious leadership. The UAE says the group planned terrorist acts, raised money for foreign causes, and tried to influence Emirati youth against the government.Key Facts
- The UAE’s State Security Service detained 27 alleged members of an Iran-connected cell.
- The group is linked to Iran’s Velayat-e Faqih, a religious and political doctrine from Iran’s 1979 revolution.
- The suspects are charged with running a secret organization, pledging loyalty to foreign powers, and harming UAE’s unity.
- Authorities say the group collected funds and sent money to suspicious foreign groups.
- The group allegedly recruited and influenced Emirati youth to oppose the government’s policies.
- The arrests come during ongoing conflicts involving Iran, the US, and Israel in the region.
- Iran has targeted neighboring countries’ infrastructure, including UAE civilian sites and US military assets.
- The UAE previously arrested at least five people linked to Iran and Hezbollah for terrorist activities.
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