Iran attacks Gulf countries: One condition and Gulf countries can be saved from Iran’s attacks

The ongoing war in West Asia has now increased the concern of the Gulf countries. In this war that has been going on for more than a month, countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Kuwait have also fallen prey to it directly or indirectly. The situation has become so serious that Iran has now openly threatened its neighboring countries.

Iranian President Masoud Pejeshkian has said in clear words that if the Gulf countries continue to allow America and Israel to conduct war from their place, then they will have to face serious consequences. After this statement, tension has increased in the entire area.

What warning did Iran give to the Gulf countries?

Iranian President Masoud Pejeshkian said, ‘I have said many times that Iran does not attack first, but if our infrastructure or economic centers are targeted, we will respond strongly.’ He further clarified that ‘I want to tell the countries of the region. If you want development and security, do not allow our enemies to conduct this war from the soil of your countries. That is, it is clear that Iran has put a condition before the Gulf countries: either remain neutral or face attacks.

Why is the threat to Gulf countries increasing?

America is attacking Iran using its military bases in the Gulf countries.

In response to this, Iran is also targeting these countries.

For this reason, countries like UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman are getting entangled in this conflict.

Is Pakistan playing the role of mediator?

• Pakistan is currently playing the role of mediator between America and Iran.
• Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said that trust is most important for talks.
• He also said that Iran has appreciated Pakistan for its peace efforts.

Which countries are trying for peace?

• Foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Türkiye are going to meet in Pakistan.
• In this meeting there will be discussion on reducing war and reducing tension.
• Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar will lead this important meeting.

Will this war in West Asia be able to stop?

• The situation remains extremely delicate amidst increasing attacks and retaliatory action.
• Diplomatic efforts are ongoing, but the situation on the ground is still tense.
• If the Gulf countries do not remain neutral, this conflict can take a bigger form.