Arab Council Condemns Iran Attacks
The Arab foreign ministers affirmed that Iranian attacks on the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, Jordan, and Iraq violate the sovereignty and territorial integrity of these nations. They consider such actions a breach of international law and United Nations resolutions, reaffirming the right of the targeted countries to defend themselves. The council condemned Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the obstruction of navigation, calling on Iran to immediately reopen the Strait and remove obstacles to safe passage. It emphasized the importance of international straits for trade and energy. Additionally, the council underscored the legitimate right to self-defense, holding Iran responsible for damages, and urged the international community to take measures to ensure freedom of navigation and maritime security.
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