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The backasswards, Bedouin Emirate cowards couldn’t even handle one Iranian bombing campaign and already capitulated! After Iran attacked Abu Dhabi's economic zone yesterday, the UAE has changed its tone and is now calling for a diplomatic agreement! The UAE has seemingly changed its stance regarding the Iran war. Just...

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SNEAKO explains the evil plot that Israel is using against Iran to try and justify more war🇮🇱🇮🇷... "The difference between Iran and Israel is that Iran isn’t bombing civilians, they're bombing military targets, and so they (Israel) are going to try to push a false flag attack because they want Iran to seem evil to justify more war… …but you guys gotta remember, all these attacks on the GCC and UAE and Saudi, these have specifically been military targets and not civilians."

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