Iranian Foreign Ministry, in response to Netanyahu's presence in the UAE, says all countries in the region should be careful about the consequences of this trip, reports Fars News

Rhetoric of this kind from the Iranian foreign ministry, responding to Israeli diplomatic or leadership contact with Gulf states, is a recurring feature of the regional normalisation process and has historically produced statements rather than action. Episodes of this sort have tended to matter only when paired with concrete escalatory steps, such as proxy mobilisation, maritime incidents, or disruptions to shipping, rather than through the language itself. The transmission channel, when it exists, is usually via risk premia in crude, freight and insurance costs, or regional airspace and shipping routes, not via diplomatic protest alone. Prior form suggests Tehran uses such warnings to signal displeasure and raise the political cost of normalisation without immediately altering the security balance. What bears watching next is whether the rhetoric is followed by operational changes, such as naval movements or proxy activity, or whether it remains confined to official statements. As a standalone headline, the signal is verbal and consistent with past patterns.