Modi's Phone Call Could End Middle East Conflict, Says UAE Ambassador

He said the confidence comes from PM Modi's position with whom the UAE ambassador described as "warriors".| India News

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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has raised concerns about severe repercussions worldwide. UAE Ambassador Hussain Hassan Mirza stated that one call from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to his Iranian and Israeli counterparts could resolve the issue.

Mirza emphasized that the UAE has no desire to be involved in the US-Israel-Iran conflict, citing the country's sensitive geopolitical position as a neighbor to Iran and a partner to Israel under the Abraham Accords.

PM Modi has spoken to UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, condemning the Iranian attacks on the Gulf country and expressing support for de-escalation and regional peace.

India has maintained its stance against the ongoing war, advocating dialogue and diplomacy to cease hostilities and resolve the matter peacefully.