UAE bans travel to Iran, Lebanon and Iraq: foreign ministry Published May 1, 2026 Updated May 1, 2026 01:02am 0 Jump to comments Join our Whatsapp Channel The United Arab Emirates has banned travel to Iran, Lebanon and Iraq, with Emirati nationals urged to leave those countries, a notice from the foreign ministry says. The ministry cites “the current developments in the region”.
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