GCC countries met to discuss the Iran war, while the US discussed postwar strategy in New York amid rising oil prices.
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Updated Sep 17
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GCC countries met to discuss the Iran war, while the US discussed postwar strategy in New York amid rising oil prices.
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GCC nations met to discuss the Iran war, coinciding with US postwar strategy talks in New York.1 source
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The entities involved
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Oman
sovereign state in western Asia
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Kuwait
sovereign state in Western Asia
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Bahrain
country in the Persian Gulf
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- Oman hosted a regional meeting where it proposed a pact involving Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan to address regional conflict.
- Diplomatic efforts are underway between Qatar and Pakistan, while Oman manages talks with Iran amid escalating regional tensions, including drone attacks on targets in Kuwait, Iraq, and Yemen.
- Oman hosts a regional meeting where Iran and Iraq emphasize border stability and agree on new Strait of Hormuz routes.
- A pact between Iran and Oman has been reached, with Qatar supporting the agreement to help ongoing talks.