How are Gulf states reacting to a potential US-Iran ceasefire?
Gulf states have responded cautiously to a potential US-Iran ceasefire, with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan issuing a joint statement condemning Iranian attacks. The statement comes amid conflicting narratives from Tehran and Washington, with US President Donald Trump claiming a ceasefire was in the works, while Iran has repeatedly denied this.
Gulf states have reacted cautiously to a potential US-Iran ceasefire. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan issued a joint statement condemning Iranian attacks. Saudi Arabia has not explicitly commented on the ceasefire prospect, but has reaffirmed its right to self-defence. The UAE has condemned Iranian attacks and called for a broader strategy to ensure long-term regional stability. Qatar has issued strong condemnations of Iranian strikes, while maintaining that it does not seek further escalation. The Gulf states' cautious posture comes despite diplomatic efforts to restore ties with Tehran.
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