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Tsun affirms stance on Algeria UAE ties
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune confirmed that his country will not back down from the decision to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, which was taken on September 10 due to deteriorating relations and tensions, including UAE support for Morocco regarding the Western Sahara issue, its relations with certain regional powers, as well as Algerian accusations against the UAE of supporting factions in Libya, Sudan, and the Sahel region. Tebboune reaffirmed Algeria's commitment to its sovereignty and its rejection of any attempt by Abu Dhabi to impose control or domination, emphasizing that Algeria will not sell its land or relinquish its rights. He urged the UAE to respect the law in its dealings with Algeria. He also pointed out that the disagreements between the two countries centered on regional and political issues. Algeria has taken measures such as closing its airspace to Emirati flights, with the exception of commercial flights until 2026. Tebboune also addressed the incident involving the technical landing of the Iranian president's plane, confirming that Algeria welcomes heads of state requesting technical landings but refused to go into details about the incident, reaffirming Algeria’s firm stance on maintaining its rights and controlling its sovereign decisions.
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