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'IRAN CROSSED ALL LINES': Gulf Nations Slam Tehran For Attacks On Middle East At UNSC
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3:14Now PlayingJassim Al-Budaiwi warned at the UN Security Council that Iran’s actions in the Gulf have “crossed all red lines,” urging an immediate halt to attacks to restore stability. Speaking on behalf of the Gulf Cooperation Council, he stressed the need to protect maritime security, including key routes like the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. While affirming the right to self-defence under international law, GCC nations called for dialogue over escalation. As the war enters its fifth week, casualties continue to rise, with mounting global concern over regional stability and disruption to critical trade routes.
'IRAN CROSSED ALL LINES': Gulf Nations Slam Tehran For Attacks On Middle East At UNSC
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