Rubiou visits Gulf countries to urge Iran ties regulation

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio faces a tough task on his Gulf tour, as he seeks to persuade the Gulf Cooperation Council nations not to support the agreement Washington has made with Iran. This comes amid fears that such support could bolster Tehran's regional influence and impact the balance of security and energy in the region. Concerns include opposition to restrictions on ballistic missiles and a proposed $300 billion reconstruction fund, as well as increased Iranian influence, particularly through the potential control of the Strait of Hormuz. The Gulf countries, which host U.S. military bases, play a strategic role in their alliance with Washington, and there is worry about possible changes in security relations with Iran that could affect U.S. strategy in the region.

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