Summary
Gulf Arab countries, including Saudi Arabia, united to condemn Iran after it launched missiles at their territories. These nations expressed solidarity and support for each other and criticized Iran for violating their sovereignty. The situation follows U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, with President Trump stating that major combat operations had begun.
Key Facts
- Iran launched missiles at Gulf Arab countries including Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan.
- Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states condemned the Iranian attacks and emphasized their right to respond.
- These countries host U.S. bases and have historically been close allies of President Donald Trump.
- Saudi Arabia called for the international community to condemn Iran's actions.
- The UAE confirmed one Pakistani national died due to the attacks and some missile debris landed in inhabited areas.
- Qatar stated it might respond to Iran's aggression following international law.
- The recent events brought Gulf countries closer to the U.S., showing increased unity against Iran's actions.
- President Trump confirmed the U.S. had started significant military operations aiming for regime change in Iran.
