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Gulf Cooperation Council defense ministers approved the establishment of an advanced military command in Kuwait and the allocation of forces to it, to strengthen coordination and readiness amid the tensions and attacks the region has experienced. They did not announce the size of the forces, the command’s missions, or when it would become operational. The decision does not indicate that the main command will be moved from Riyadh, which has hosted it under an agreement signed in 2019; its headquarters opened in 2021. The Kuwaiti site may instead be an addition to the network of Gulf military headquarters spread across the region. Kuwait’s selection is significant because of its geographic location and proximity to areas of threat, but the new command’s actual powers have yet to be defined.
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