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Algerian President Cites UAE Ties Strain
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune confirmed that his country will not back down from the decision to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, a move he described as reaching "the point of no return." Tebboune accused Abu Dhabi of attempting to exert control over Algeria through its support for policies the Algerian government considers oppressive, particularly concerning the Emirati oil company that he said Algeria established and now seeks to dominate. He emphasized Algeria's commitment to its national sovereignty, clarifying that the country has sacrificed for its land and cannot sell it to any party. Tebboune pointed out that the Western Sahara issue should be decided by the Sahrawi people, and Algeria supports the Sahrawi people's stance. He also stated that Algeria's decision to cut ties with the UAE came after exhausting all efforts to preserve the relationship, accusing Abu Dhabi of provocative and hostile behavior—especially its support for Morocco regarding Western Sahara, backing separatist movements, and normalization with Israel.
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