Pragmatic choice: Israel’s war backfires as Gulf backs US-Iran deal
A war meant to isolate Iran instead deepened Gulf pragmatism and strengthened support for diplomacy.
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A war meant to isolate Iran instead deepened Gulf pragmatism and strengthened support for diplomacy.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said all Gulf countries oppose a toll in the Strait of Hormuz.
Rubio's Gulf tour is the first high-level diplomatic mission since the US-Iran framework agreement last week.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard warns against alternative route in Strait of Hormuz as top US diplomat to meet Gulf leaders.
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An Iran-US deal could provide an opportunity for Gulfs to review their security arrangements.
The International Rescue Committee warns that people displaced by Israeli attacks in Lebanon are at 'breaking point'.
Iranian strikes on Bahrain left cars, homes and buildings damaged in Hamad Town and Manama.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps says it hit 18 targets at US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan.