Gulf Ministers Call for Addressing Iran's Threats

The foreign ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries affirmed that achieving lasting peace in the region requires confronting Iran's agents and its missile program. They emphasized that any trade or investment with Tehran is contingent upon Iran's commitment to the memorandum of understanding with the United States and its cessation of destabilizing actions. They pointed out that addressing Iranian threats, such as missiles and drones, is fundamental to regional security, and that any economic relations with Iran can be revoked if Tehran fails to adhere to the specified conditions.

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