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The UAE is quietly wiring itself into Pakistan’s strategic core, in a way that should alarm anyone who sees Abu Dhabi as Israel’s most reliable regional cat’s paw. Through AD Ports, the Emiratis have locked in long‑term control over key berths and terminals at Karachi, buying influence over the country’s main sea‑trade artery. Islamabad has also cleared the way for a UAE operator to run Islamabad International Airport, turning the capital’s front gate into someone else’s long‑lease asset. Now comes the most sensitive step: converting the UAE’s billion‑dollar “deposit” into equity slices of Fauji Foundation–linked companies, pulling a foreign monarchy straight into the heart of the military‑business complex. Set this against the UAE’s deep security, tech, and intelligence partnership with Israel under the Abraham Accords, and the pattern is hard to miss. Pakistan’s ports, airports, and now army‑run businesses are being opened to a state that often acts as Israel’s advance guard in the Muslim world.