Abu Dhabi inflates record of lies

The arrival of an Israeli-American mission headed by the adviser and son-in-law of the President of the United States, Jared Kushner, to the United Arab Emirates, to implement an agreement to normalize relations between the United Arab Emirates and Israel, coincided with the occurrence of two separate blasts, one in the capital Abu Dhabi and the other in Dubai, killing three people. There were two explosions, according to the official version, as a consequence of problems with the gas installations; The Abu Dhabi Government Media Office stated that two people were killed in the explosion in the capital, and KFC and Hardee’s restaurants were attacked on Rashid bin Saeed Street, known as the main road to the airport, where they were expected to the plane carrying the delegation arrived. Field investigations showed that the “accident” was due to “an error in the securing of the gas installations,” according to the media office, which asked to “avoid spreading rumors” after images were disseminated on social networks that they showed significant damage to the building where the two restaurants are located. This version was also pulled from the blast that targeted a restaurant in Dubai. It turned out that the fire was “caused by an explosion as a result of a gas leak,” according to the Civil Defense, which spoke of “a death from the consequences of the explosion.”

For the past two days, the United Arab Emirates – along with the international media – engaged in the “gas” narrative, without any modification that could cause a stir and disrupt the celebrations of “peace” in Abu Dhabi, where the US mission -Israeli signed preliminary agreements to sign an agreement to normalize relations. Final at the White House in the next few weeks. However, the UAE’s concern for its guests does not eliminate the latter’s persistence, in the event of an attack or accident, to inflate its record of lies. Perhaps the war in Yemen is the most prominent example in this context. Abu Dhabi never recognized, nor did he admit late, the attacks that attacked it, and there are many examples: one of them is the attack launched by “Ansar Allah” with drones at the Abu Dhabi International Airport in mid-August 2018, which Authorities denied at the time, speaking of The airport was detained for a time due to the failure of a vehicle to transport supplies in the airport yard of Terminal 1, but the movement released video recordings that clearly show the airport’s objective. In October 2016, Ansar Allah also announced the destruction of an Emirati warship belonging to the “coalition” of the “Swift” model, with a guided missile off the coast of Al-Mokha in the Red Sea, west of Taiz. , while the leaders of the aggression insisted that the attacked ship was a relief ship. He was on his way to Aden to transport humanitarian aid.
Confusion was also evident in the Emirati authorities’ handling of the attack on the Fujairah oil tanker on May 12, 2019, as they initially resorted to denying news reported by Iranian media confirming explosions, before admitting that the attack had occurred by issuing an official statement confirming that four ships had been exposed. Multinational commercial maritime transport for what it called “sabotage operations” in its economic waters towards the port of Fujairah, 115 kilometers from the Iranian border. Three days after the attack, UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed saw “clear fingerprints from Iran on the attack on the four tankers in Fujairah.”

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