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3:12Now PlayingThe United States and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have issued a joint statement reaffirming their strategic partnership while taking a firm stand on key regional issues, including Gaza, Iran and Syria.
The statement rejects the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, reiterates support for efforts aimed at restoring stability in the region, and declares that Iran must never be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon. The leaders also discussed regional security, maritime stability, Syria's future, and continued cooperation on counterterrorism and economic partnerships.
What does the latest US-GCC joint statement mean for the Middle East? How could it shape diplomacy on Gaza, Iran's nuclear programme, and the broader regional balance of power?
Watch the full report for the key takeaways from the high-level meeting and what it means for the future of West Asia.
US-GCC Issues Joint Statement: Gulf States Reject Gaza Displacement, Draw Red Line On Iran Nukes.
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