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Iran state TV accused UAE of strikes on its islands a day before new attacks

May 4, 2026, 21:38 GMT+1

One day before the Iranian attacks on the UAE, the Islamic Republic's state TV accused the UAE of involvement in attacks on Iran’s Siri and Lavan islands during the US-led war, including claims that Emirati Mirage jets, Wing Loong drones and unmarked F-16s had taken part in strikes during the war on Iran.

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