UAE commitment Saudi Arabia security against Yemen. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has publicly reaffirmed its commitment to the security and stability of Saudi Arabia. Even as tensions escalate in neighbouring Yemen. In an official statement issued by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Abu Dhabi rejected recent accusations linking it to military escalations in Yemen. And stressed that it fully respects Saudi sovereignty and national security.
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The statement came after Saudi Arabia expressed concerns over actions by forces in Yemen’s south. Particularly those associated with the Southern Transitional Council (STC). A group backed by the UAE which have clashed with Saudi‑aligned factions. And seized control of parts of Hadhramaut and Al‑Mahra provinces. Riyadh warned that any threats to its security are a “red line” and has called for responsible management of the situation.
The UAE denied directing or pressuring any Yemeni groups to undertake operations that could endanger Saudi borders. Emphasising that its presence in Yemen was at the invitation of the internationally recognised. Yemeni government and part of coordinated efforts within the Saudi‑led coalition against terrorism. Abu Dhabi also voiced concern over inaccurate statements about its role. And urged calm, restraint, and continued coordination to prevent further escalation.
This development unfolds as the broader conflict in Yemen involving multiple factions and regional powers. Continues to impact security dynamics across the Arabian Peninsula. Analysts say the situation highlights both the complexities of intra‑Gulf relations and the challenges in resolving Yemen’s protracted crisis. This comes after Rashad al-Alimi, head of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council, cancelled a joint defence deal with the UAE, calling for its forces to leave Yemen within 24 hours.