Pakistani Shia workers deported from UAE amid US-imposed war on Iran
Nasir Kazmi
Press TV. Islamabad
In recent weeks, the UAE has deported thousands of foreigners, including Pakistani nationals, who were forced to return to their countries without formal charges or due process.
The expulsions began after Iran launched retaliatory strikes targeting US military facilities and strategic sites in the region, including in the UAE.
The large-scale expulsions have raised concerns among Pakistanis, with many affected families alleging sect-based targeting.
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