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- China, the UAE, Turkey and Iraq are major historical trading partners for Iran.
- Seven of the world's largest energy producers, including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Qatar, and the UAE, depend on the Strait of Hormuz as their only export route
- China and Pakistan had announced they wouldn't join, while the United Arab Emirates said it would.
- UAE‑ and Seychelles‑based firms manage tankers linked to both Russian and Iranian regimes.
- About 93% of Qatar's and 96% of the UAE's LNG exports transit the Strait of Hormuz
- The United Arab Emirates had stopped trading with Iran five days before the United States' threat.
- Saudi Arabia, Iraq and the UAE together account for nearly three‑quarters of all crude flows through the Strait of Hormuz
- The UAE announced on Wednesday that it would cut financial ties with Iran after alleging Iran fired more ballistic missiles towards the Gulf nation.
Statements attributed to it
- The UAE announced on Wednesday that it would cut financial ties with Iran after alleging Iran fired more ballistic missiles towards the Gulf nation.
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Origin: first recognised while reading 'We are going to collapse this regime': Inside the US plan to target Iran's economy · 2026-09-06 19:53