The IRGC announced the confiscation by the UAE of the property of Iranian citizens living in the Emirates

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has begun confiscating the property of Iranian citizens living in the country. This was announced on April 29 by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in its Telegram channel.

"The government of the Emirates, which provided its territories and air borders during the "third imposed war", supporting the United States and the Zionist regime, continues its hostile actions and has begun to confiscate the property of Iranian citizens residing in the Emirates," the publication says.

The statement notes that there are reports of the detention in the UAE of a group of Iranian citizens who were subsequently sent to prisons in the middle of the desert with difficult conditions.

As stated in the message, there was no response from the government or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs aimed at investigating and reviewing the situation. It is clarified that the concern of the citizens of the Islamic Republic abroad is growing, as well as the tension between the two countries.

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