ضمن عملية «الفارس الشهم 3».. انطلاق طائرة مساعدات إنسانية عاجلة تحمل 100 طناً إلى غزة انطلقت من مطار آل مكتوم الدولي طائرة مساعدات إنسانية إماراتية جديدة متجهة إلى مدينة العريش بجمهورية مصر العربية، تمهيداً لإدخال حمولتها إلى قطاع غزة، وذلك ضمن عملية «الفارس الشهم 3»، وفي إطار الجهود الإنسانية المتواصلة التي تنفذها دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة لدعم الأشقاء الفلسطينيين والتخفيف من معاناتهم الإنسانية. وتحمل الطائرة على متنها 100 طناً من المساعدات الإنسانية العاجلة، تشمل احتياجات طبية لدعم القطاع الصحي، ومكملات غذائية للأطفال، إلى جانب كسوة العيد، بهدف المساهمة في تلبية الاحتياجات الأساسية للأسر المتضررة في القطاع. وتأتي هذه المبادرة بالتعاون مع هيئة الهلال الأحمر الإماراتي، وهيئة الأعمال الخيرية العالمية، وجمعية دار البر، استمراراً لنهج دولة الإمارات الراسخ في مدّ جسور العطاء الإنساني، وتعزيز الاستجابة الإغاثية للأشقاء الفلسطينيين في ظل الظروف الإنسانية الراهنة. #وزارة_الدفاع #وزارة_الدفاع_الإماراتية #MOD #UAEMinistryOfDefence

هم لا يستفزهم تطور الإمارات فقط بل يستفزهم ذلك المشهد الذي يتكرر دائما، قائد قريب من شعبه وشعب يبادله المحبة والوفاء بعفوية يتمنّون أن يعيشوا هذه العلاقة لكن غياب الثقة بينهم وبين قيادتهم جعل كل لقطة تجمع الإماراتيين بشيوخهم تثير في داخلهم الحقد والاستياء لأن ما يرونه أمامهم يصعب عليهم تقبله ولهذا يتحول إعجابهم الصامت إلى هجوم وحقد على كل ما هو إماراتي

الامارات أقوى دولة خليجية قول وفعل، ما تختفي في وقت الشده مثل النعامه... حفظ الله شعب ودولة الإمارات الشقيقة 🇦🇪🤍🇲🇦

RT @Sajwani: It is not Persian Gulf, it is Arabian Gulf.

Imagine, if you will, the Middle East as a neighborhood. On one side of the street, you’ve got the United Arab Emirates. The UAE is that guy who used to live in a tent but won the literal geological lottery and decided, instead of buying a fleet of gold-plated jet skis and retiring, he was going to build a cyberpunk forest in the middle of a literal furnace. The UAE is what happens when a country looks at a desolate, 120-degree sand dune and says, “You know what this needs? A climate-controlled indoor ski resort and a branch of the Louvre.” They’ve basically speed-run three hundred years of Western development in about forty. They’ve got high-speed rail, Mars probes, and a vibe that says, "We’ve decided that having a functioning economy is more fun than shouting at clouds." Then, you’ve got Iran. Iran is the neighbor who lives in a house where the plumbing hasn’t worked since 1979, but they refuse to call a plumber because they’re convinced the plumber is a CIA plant sent to steal their spiritual purity. Iran is governed by a group of guys whose primary policy platform is "Being Extremely Grumpy About Everything." They’ve spent forty years trying to convince the world that the pinnacle of human achievement is a very specific type of frown and a centrifuge that occasionally makes scary noises. Iran isn't hitting the UAE because they’re neighbors. They’re hitting them because the UAE is a walking, talking existential crisis for the Ayatollah. See, the Islamic Republic’s entire brand is built on a single, desperate lie: “You can either be a good Muslim, or you can have nice things. You can’t have both because the nice things are poisoned by the Great Satan.” Then the UAE shows up, sipping an iced latte, signing the Abraham Accords with Israel, and partnering with Washington. They’re proof that you can keep the faith, keep the culture, and still participate in the "Western Civilizational Package" without the universe exploding. To Tehran, the UAE is a giant, neon-lit middle finger. Every time a new tech startup opens in Dubai, an Angel gets its wings and a Mullah loses his mind. Iran looks at the UAE and sees a glitch in the Matrix. It’s an extension of the Western order, that place where "openness" isn't a dirty word, and "integration" isn't a conspiracy. Because if an Arab Muslim state can be successful, modern, and friendly with the West, then the last forty years of Iranian "revolutionary" suffering have been a pointless, self-inflicted wound. And nothing stings more than watching your neighbor throw a block party with the people you’ve spent your whole life telling everyone are "monsters." Iran isn't just fighting a war over borders or oil. They’re fighting a war against the terrifying possibility that people actually like air conditioning and international trade more than they like miserable, state-mandated martyrdom. The UAE is the living, breathing proof that Iran’s founding ideology is just a very expensive, very depressing hobby. So yeah, Tehran strikes. Because when you’ve built your entire identity on being the "Alternative to the West," nothing is more dangerous than the guy next door who just figured out how to be the best version of it.

RT @Sajwani: Let’s see who tonight will condemn Iran’s terrorist attack on the UAE and who will stay silent. You’re either with us or with…

RT @Sajwani: Proud of UAE 🇦🇪

The way UAE has protected it's residents and citizens is very impressive. May Allah protect this country and it's rulers Ameen. 🇦🇪❤️

The UAE won a war we honestly tried to avoid. We triumphed with epic national defense protecting our sovereignty dignity, & achievements against brutal aggression & over 2800 attacks! Today, we navigate a complex region with more experience, sharper insight and stronger influence. Our strength & resilience have only made the UAE’s progress model even greater.🇦🇪

المنتصرين في هذه الحرب هم حكام و شعوب دول الخليج. إيران و أمريكا أرادا إقحام الخليج في هذه الحرب عن طريق إستفزازهم لكن حكام الخليج كانوا اذكياء و لم يتورطوا. الخاسرين الى الآن هما إيران و إسرائيل حيث تم تدمير جزء كبير من أرضهما. و الخاسر الأكبر إيران التي تدمرت و ستتدمر أكثر.

The Gulf countries and particularly the UAE have conducted themselves exceptionally well. Despite efforts to drag them into the war, they remained defensive and protected their countries & populations exceptionally well. The UAE has come out much stronger. No country in the world is immune to wars imposed by others, but the way the UAE protected its people is unprecedented, which is why Dubai’s and AD’s reputation as safe havens will only be enhanced further

Isn’t it strange that Iran hasn’t targeted oil facilities in Kazakhstan or Azerbaijan? If Iran really wants to hurt Israel, it knows that 70% of Israel’s oil supply comes from those countries. Disrupting that flow will seriously damage Israel’s economy. So why hasn’t it gone after those routes? It does make you stop and rethink what’s really going on in this conflict.

Escalation > Fear > De-escalation > Pause REPEAT 🔁 nothing’s gonna happen

Azerbaijan is a major oil supplier to Israel, with estimates supplies between 40% and 60% of Israel's total oil needs. So why isn’t the Iranian regime attacking Azerbaijan and they are right next to them 🤔 open your eyes

RT @Sajwani: Support the country you live in … or go live in the country you support.

Westerners can’t fathom that our government actually takes care of us and that we approve of them so they automatically assume anyone who approves of the government must be a paid propagandist lol. Like..they give us healthcare, housing, jobs, education, and we don’t pay taxes!

The UAE humanitarian aid to Palestine and Lebanon increased during the war, despite the UAE being under the barbarous Iranian attacks and the logistical difficulties of delivering anything. No one else is doing anything even remotely close to the UAE

Under Mohammed bin Rashid’s directives, Dubai Humanitarian dispatches 21.5 metric tonnes of essential medical supplies for World Health (WHO) to Lebanon through overland convoy. The shipment is expected to reach Lebanon within a few days. @DXBHumanitarian

Those in UAE must understand the issues they will see now are temporary. The kingdom will be normal in no time and rise even better. Dubai will be even greater. And India will support UAE. Don't fall for doom and gloom propaganda by vested interests. Stay safe for now.

Between the 16th and 19th century, the Strait of Hormuz was governed and administered by the Al-Qawasim of Ras AlKhaima (UAE), whose rule extended to Bandar-Lengeh, Qeshm, Hormuz Island, in addition to the three islands of Abu Musa, and Greater and lower Tunb.