Big decision of GCC countries, attack on one country will be considered as attack on all, new rules made for security

By Sandy Verma On Jul 4, 2026

GCC countries have taken a big decision regarding their security. Now if there is an attack on any one member country, it will be considered an attack on all the member countries. This decision has been taken to maintain peace in the entire region and to jointly deal with any possible threat.

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GCC Secretary General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi has made it clear that the security of the Gulf countries will now be the same. According to this rule, any action taken against any one member country will be considered an attack on the entire group. This decision has been taken on the basis of GCC Charter and Joint Defense Agreement.

Big meetings and decisions on security

This safety rule has been reiterated many times before. In the 50th extraordinary meeting held on 1 March 2026, it was decided that the security of member countries cannot be set aside. After this, in the 167th meeting held in Manama on 10 and 11 June 2026, the same thing was said again that an attack on one will be considered an attack on all.

This tough stance was adopted after the missile and drone attacks carried out by Iran in late February 2026. GCC countries reserve the right to take any necessary measures to protect their sovereignty and citizens. These countries also have the right to protect themselves under Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.

These countries will get security cover

saudi arabia
UAE
Kuwait
Queue
oman
bahrain

America has also given its support in this security agreement. A meeting was held between the US and the GCC on June 25, 2026, in which the commitment to the security of the GCC countries was reiterated. However, there was no news of any major military operation after the June meeting and countries like Kuwait and Bahrain adopted diplomatic routes through the United Nations.