The Dispute Over the Three Islands (Lesser Tunb, Greater Tunb and Abu Musa) Has Affected Uae-Iran Relations

Abstract

Apart from its several facets of significance, the Persian Gulf outperforms all other international locations in terms of territory and border disputes, national tensions, and border conflicts and struggles. Almost every Persian Gulf state, particularly the UAE, is embroiled in some type of territorial and boundary conflict with Iran. Iran-UAE dispute One of the most contentious topics is the impediment between them, in which the Gulf littoral countries of Iran and the United Arab Emirates accuse Malachite of islands, based on historical evidence. British colonialism was one of the elements that contributed to the outbreak of this conflict. International and Arab views on this conflict differed, this disagreement has been the subject of numerous conferences, symposiums, dialogues, and talks, but no resolutions have been reached. It fluctuates between aggravation and calm, and regional and international variables have a role in this. The international and Arab viewpoints advocate for a peaceful resolution to the conflict, pacifism, and the use of dialogue as a means of conflict resolution.