Iran Condemns UAE's Exit from OPEC as 'Negative Reaction'

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei criticized the UAE's decision to leave OPEC. He deemed the exit as an unconstructive move and accused the UAE of showing inappropriate behavior by assisting Israel and the U.S. during their conflict with Iran.

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei described the United Arab Emirates' exit from OPEC as an unconstructive and negative reaction. This statement was made on Monday when Baghaei commented on the UAE's decision to leave the oil producers' group.

He emphasized that Iran will maintain its commitments within OPEC and criticized the UAE for what he referred to as 'inappropriate behavior'. This critique is based on the UAE's assistance to Israel and the United States during the ongoing conflict.

Baghaei's remarks underscore the tension within OPEC as the UAE's move is perceived by Iran as undermining the unity of the organization and potentially threatening its stability.