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Three Islands dispute sparks UAE-Iran debate
The article discusses the crisis of the "Three Islands" between the United Arab Emirates and Iran. The UAE emphasizes its commitment to resolving the dispute peacefully through direct negotiations or the International Court of Justice, while continuing to assert its rights under international law. In contrast, Iran rejects any settlement, asserting that the islands "are Iranian and will remain so," and affirms that they are non-negotiable. Diplomatic tensions between the two countries have escalated since Iran's occupation of the islands in 1971, with ongoing disagreements over sovereignty concerning Greater and Lesser Tunb Islands and Abu Musa, despite international calls for a peaceful resolution.
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