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Algeria Gate: Following Algeria’s disciplinary decision to sever diplomatic relations with the artificial Emirati mini-state after a long series of provocations and hostile outbursts, the cyber farms and their media arms have begun moving in a filthy attempt to attack the sovereign Algerian decision that struck the sons of Al Nahyan like a thunderbolt after the barefoot patrons crossed every red line.

Algerian television (ENTV), in a striking video, broadcast screenshots of messages on the Messenger app and copies of telephone orders directed at the Emirati fifth column in Algeria to begin continuous insults against it and attack the unprecedented Arab decision to cut diplomatic relations with the dwarf mini-state by publishing videos of masked Algerians praising and glorifying the godfather of ruin and normalization, Mohammed bin Zayed.

The leaked screenshots documented conversations between an Emirati citizen and an Algerian citizen agreeing to publish videos insulting Algeria in exchange for granting him residency in the UAE. Even more serious is that the conversation images documented plans to smuggle people by private jets; those who carry out its hostile acts and its filthy arms and rotting dogs; from Algeria to the UAE.

It seems that the evil emirate of Abu Dhabi, in all its stupidity, chose its usual filthy style in responding to the decisions of sovereign Algeria, thereby exposing itself and confirming the validity of the accusations issued by the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs that it is a hostile and provocative mini-state. This only increases Algeria’s strength and determination to confront any filthy attempt to harm its sovereignty or its people.

Algeria Gate: The American political and strategic analyst Andrew Korybko delivered, from Moscow, an exclusive analysis to Algeria Gate on the day of the announcement of the rupture of diplomatic relations between Algeria and the United Arab Emirates, estimating that this decision had been expected for several years.

A “foreseeable” decision, according to the analyst

According to Andrew Korybko, Algeria’s decision to sever its relations with the United Arab Emirates is no surprise. He estimates that it was foreseeable for years and that it came after many strong signals sent by Algiers in this direction.

A rapprochement judged problematic with the “Morocco, France, and Israel” axis

The analyst advances that the Emirates would have drawn considerably closer to what he describes as an axis composed of Morocco, France, and Israel, countries that he presents as maintaining strained relations with Algeria and that, according to him, have tried to undermine its security and stability by various means over recent years.

The hypothesis of a “multilateral hybrid war”

In view of the gravity of this Algerian decision, Korybko advances a hypothesis: the direct trigger for the rupture could be the discovery, by the Algerian intelligence services, reputed for their effectiveness, of what he qualifies as “reliable evidence” of cooperation between the Emirates and these three countries, within the framework of a multilateral hybrid warfare campaign aimed at encircling Algeria on the political, economic, and military levels. It should be emphasized that this is a hypothesis formulated by the analyst himself, which has not been independently confirmed either by the Algerian authorities or by any other source.

A decline in the Emirates’ influence under Mohammed bin Zayed, according to Korybko

The analyst further estimates that the United Arab Emirates, which once enjoyed considerable influence and respect among Arab and Muslim countries, would have lost, under the leadership of Mohammed bin Zayed, a large part of this influence, becoming according to him largely unpopular because of their policies toward Sudan and Yemen, and to a lesser extent Somalia.

A strategic choice for Abu Dhabi, according to the analyst

Korybko concludes his analysis by estimating that the United Arab Emirates would now find itself facing a choice: either continue these policies, including their close relations with Morocco, Israel, and France, or see the circle of countries hostile to Abu Dhabi continue to widen.

Algeria Gate: Major global media outlets widely reported Algeria’s decision to sever diplomatic relations with the Emirates after exhausting all means capable of preserving the bilateral relations, which caused a media earthquake as major newspapers devoted analytical articles to Algeria’s sovereign and unprecedented decision in the Arab world.

Under the headline “Algeria announces the severance of its diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates,” the French newspaper Le Figaro commented on the Algerian sovereign decision by saying that Algeria, “which accuses Abu Dhabi of interfering in its affairs,” according to its description, announced “the severance of its diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates,” citing the announcement by Algerian television which confirmed that the rupture came after exhausting all means capable of preserving the bilateral relations.

It added that the decision came “after several years of tensions during which Algeria consistently accused Abu Dhabi of interfering in its affairs,” according to its claims.

For its part, the Qatari website Al Jazeera titled its article “Algeria announces the severance of diplomatic relations with the Emirates.” Al Jazeera recalled the statement of the Algerian Foreign Ministry, which affirmed that Algeria, “in the face of the increase in provocative or hostile actions emanating from the United Arab Emirates, showed a great deal of self-restraint and a high sense of responsibility and, proceeding from the spirit of full respect for the principles governing relations between states, spared no effort in drawing the attention of the Emirati side and warning it of the grave consequences that could result from its regrettable and unjustified behaviors.”

And after exhausting all means capable of preserving the bilateral relations, the Foreign Ministry adds, “the Algerian government decided, this day, to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates.”

The Russian Al-Mujaz in turn commented with a tweet titled “Algeria announces the severance of diplomatic relations with the Emirates,” as did the newspaper Asharq for news, commenting on the decision by reporting the Algerian Foreign Ministry’s statement regarding the severance of diplomatic relations with Abu Dhabi.

The official Saudi News account on X wrote: “Algeria’s patience has run out,” pointing to a striking excerpt from the Algerian Foreign Ministry’s statement which stated: “We have shown a great deal of self-restraint and a high sense of responsibility in the face of the increase in provocative or hostile actions emanating from the United Arab Emirates.”

The Arabic Euronews newspaper highlighted that the decision came after months of deterioration in relations between the two countries, recalling that Algeria had begun in February 2026 procedures to terminate the air services agreement signed with Abu Dhabi in 2013, considering that the step reflected the escalation of the dispute between the two countries.