Serbia's Vučić Backs UAE in Iran Conflict

0:00On March 22nd, Serbian President Alexander Vuchi took an unexpected trip to Abu Dhabi on Sunday. He met with the United Arab Emirates leader Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nayyan to show strong support for the UAE amid ongoing attacks from Iran. This came as the regional conflict hit its fourth week, with the UAE facing missile and drone strikes on key sites like oil facilities and airports. The visit stood out because Bhushi became the first European leader to head there since tension spiked. Emirati defenses have not down many threats, but the incident's highlight risks even for wealthy Gulf nations. Analysts point out that this move signals Serbia's push to step up its global diplomacy outside Europe. It also strengthens long-term bonds with the UAE, a major investor in Serbian projects. During talks, the leaders covered security issues plus cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and tech. Serbia has built itself as the UAE's top European ally, while keeping close links with Israel

1:02too. Such gestures matter now more than ever, underscoring mutual trust and a shared push for stability across tough times.