GCC states seek to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons as welcomed talks between the US and Tehran continue.
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Updated Jun 26
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GCC states seek to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons as welcomed talks between the US and Tehran continue.
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Diplomatic efforts intensify with leaders like Marco Rubio visiting Bahrain, while Qatar, Pakistan, and Oman announce initiatives like MOUs and maritime corridors.Also in this story
- Pakistan agreed to strengthen road and rail connectivity as part of ongoing diplomatic initiatives.
- Tensions rise over interim accord terms as Marco Rubio speaks with Gulf Arab officials in Bahrain.
- Bahrain and Oman announce a corridor for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz during a high-level GCC meeting hosted during a US Senator's visit.
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