UAE Deports Pakistani Shia Muslims Amid War with Iran

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The UAE has deported hundreds to thousands of Pakistani Shia Muslims following the US-Israel war with Iran, citing security concerns and conflating Shia faith with pro-Iran sentiments.

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The UAE has deported hundreds to thousands of Pakistani Shia Muslims following the US-Israel war with Iran, citing security concerns and conflating Shia faith with pro-Iran sentiments.

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