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Despite ongoing Iranian attacks, several GCC states are continuing dialogue with Tehran to mend ties and foster cooperation, potentially leading them to diversify their security alliances amidst US-Iran tensions.
The UAE has condemned 'terrorist attacks' originating from Iraq targeting GCC states, warning that such actions could negatively impact bilateral relations.
GCC states stand as one against Iranian aggression: Kuwait’s envoy Kuwait Times
Iran's proposed tolls and claims of control over the Strait of Hormuz have been deemed 'unacceptable' by top U.S. envoys and rejected by Gulf nations. Despite these tensions, oil tankers continue to navigate the vital waterway, while Iran and Oman discuss its administration.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the European Union (EU) have issued a joint statement affirming the GCC states' right to self-defense, likely in response to regional tensions.
The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says that the United States is stepping up its campaign in Iran, widening the scope of airstrikes in the country.
GCC states are reportedly transitioning their focus from de-risking measures to more comprehensive, longer-term security frameworks.
Gulf countries express concern that the US, under pressure to produce interceptors, would prioritize Israel over the GCC states as its primary client, amidst the ongoing Middle East conflict.