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0:00On April 10th, Zanev Javadli, ex-wife of Dubai, Prince Sheikh Saeed bin Maktum, just lost her final appeal for custody of their three young daughters. Dubai courts ruled she has to hand them over, and if she doesn't, police can use force to take the kids straight to him. She's barricaded in her home, terrified of what's coming. In a tearful video she shared through her lawyer, Javadli showed what she says are cops gathering outside her place, ready to break in. She claims a past deal with Sheikh Saeed's uncle, Dubai's ruler Sheikh Muhammad, let her keep the girls. But the court says no deal, coercive force is greenlit. Javadli says her ex left the kids unsupervised, used bad language around them, and drove recklessly, causing real harm. He fires back that she's defying orders and pushing western ways on UAE royal kids. Her lawyer calls it, state back torment. She's been stuck inside since last November, dodging arrest warrants. This blows up amid other Dubai royal dramas, like Princess Haya fleeing years ago over safety

1:04fears, and Princess Latif has escaped attempt that ended, in claims of being held captive. High stakes in that family. Right now, Javadli's waiting by the window, phone in hand, as pressure mounts from the courts and police. Eyes are on Dubai to see how this plays out for her and the girls.