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Iran launched attacks on Gulf states, including Oman, a frequent mediator. The United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia condemned the strikes as a dangerous and unacceptable escalation. Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi stated the attack on Oman was 'not our choice' and suggested some military units are now independent. The Gulf Cooperation Council declared regional security indivisible and reserved the right to respond, with Gulf states weighing their options and some urging allies to press for de-escalation.
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution demanding Iran halt its attacks, a move condemned by Gulf officials for hitting civilian sites. Iran criticized the resolution as a blatant misuse of the council. A senior UAE diplomat, Dr. Anwar Gargash, stated Iran's claims of targeting U.S. bases in the Gulf were false.
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UN condemns Iran's attacks on Gulf states as Netanyahu links them to potential Israel-Saudi peaceThe UN Security Council adopted a resolution demanding Iran immediately stop its attacks on Gulf states, including Oman, with Gulf nations condemning the aggression. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested that Iran's strikes against Gulf states could create an opening for peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia, framing the regional threat as a potential catalyst for diplomatic realignment. This reflects how Gulf security concerns are intersecting with broader Middle Eastern geopolitics and potential normalization efforts.
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