UAE Ambassador Calls for De-escalation in U.S.-Iran Conflict

0:00Stay informed on the world in two minutes or less with global news today. The United Arab Emirates ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva urged de-escalation in the ongoing U.S. and Israeli war with Iran. Speaking on March 9th, he called for all sides to return to negotiations. The conflict started on February 28th and has already caused major economic ripples. Oil prices have spiked due to supply cuts from key producers, while stock markets have plunged worldwide. Iran is lost to tax on Gulf states hosting U.S. bases, leading to travel chaos and business shutdowns. The UAE, one of six targeted Gulf nations, has spaced over 1,400 drone and missile strikes in recent days. Those attacks killed four civilians and injured 114 others, hitting vital spots like desalination plants and energy facilities. Ambassador Jamal Jamal Al-Musharok stressed that such targeting of civilian sites is unacceptable. He said the UAE is ready to defend these key locations, but may clear their bases won't

1:03be used for strikes against Iran. Meanwhile, U.S. leaders aim to dismantle Iran's missile and nuclear programs. President Donald Trump stated on Saturday, he's not open to talks and wants Iran's military and leadership gone before any end to the fighting. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor, see the description, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Support for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com