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  1. Conflict in the Middle East affects Iran's oil sales.
  2. Iran disrupts crude exports in the region.
  3. Iran's actions have led to the United Arab Emirates cutting all trade due to regional instability.
  4. Tensions between Iran and the UAE have led to retaliatory strikes, embargoes, and a severe strain on trade relations, with the UAE supplying 30 percent of Iran's imports.

The UAE and Iran reached a consensus on de-escalation and trade safeguarding, marking diplomatic progress despite recent conflict.

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The UAE and Iran reached a consensus on de-escalation and trade safeguarding, marking diplomatic progress despite recent conflict.

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