Anwar Gargash: Iran must work with GCC countries to find political way out of war
Dubai: Iran must work with Gulf Arab countries to de-escalate tensions and seek a political way out of the war rather than target them, Dr Anwar Mohammed Gargash, Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, said as the US-Iran confrontation enters a new phase. Gargash said the latest phase of the confrontation was marked by increased economic pressure, an end to attempts to dominate the Strait of…
Dubai: Dr Anwar Mohammed Gargash, the Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, has urged Iran to cooperate with Gulf Arab countries in order to de-escalate tensions and find a political resolution to the ongoing conflict, as the US-Iran confrontation enters a new phase. Gargash stated that the latest stage of the confrontation is characterized by heightened economic pressure, a cessation of efforts to control the Strait of Hormuz, and a departure from the memorandum of understanding stage.
He emphasized that Iran's aggression against GCC countries has only worsened their situation, deepening Tehran's predicament and further isolating it, thereby weakening its position. Gargash argued that the path to ending the war is not through targeting the GCC nations, but by working together to create conditions for de-escalation and to pursue a political solution to the conflict.
Gargash reiterated the UAE's dedication to diplomacy and Gulf security in the wake of Iran's call for treacherous aggression. He stressed that any new regional arrangements must address Iran's direct aggression on GCC countries.
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