Gulf and Jordan Confirm Self-Defense Amid US Caution
The Gulf Cooperation Council countries and Jordan reaffirm their right to self-defense in response to continued Iranian attacks on their territories and citizens, which have intensified since February 28, 2026, following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran. The attacks have targeted energy installations, water desalination plants, ports, airports, and other civilian sites. These acts are regarded by the states as an aggression that violates international law and the United Nations Charter, calling for an urgent international resolution to stop these assaults immediately. Additionally, Washington has urged its citizens to remain cautious due to the potential for travel disruptions amid the escalation, amid rising military threats from the United States towards Iran, including the possibility of expanding military operations, increased airspace closures, and attacks on American and Gulf facilities.
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