Iran's foreign minister has issued a warning to the United Arab Emirates, claiming that Tehran was aware of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reported visit to Abu Dhabi during the now-suspended military campaign involving the United States and Israel against Iran.

In a statement posted on social media, Abbas Araghchi said Iran's security services had previously informed the country's leadership about the visit, suggesting the information was known internally before it became public. He did not explain why Iran had not disclosed the intelligence earlier.

Araghchi cautioned that hostility toward what he called the 'Great People of Iran' would be a serious miscalculation. He further warned that any cooperation with Israel aimed at undermining Iran would be considered unforgivable and that those involved would be held accountable.