Țările din Golf doresc încetarea războiului, dar nu reușesc să ajungă la un acord cu privire la modul în care acest lucru ar trebui să se întâmple. Unele state arabe sunt „mai aliniate la misiunea SUA decât altele”, a declarat un consilier republican

As tensions rise due to ongoing U.S. attacks on Iran, Arab states are attempting to unite for peace, but differing priorities hinder progress. Recent meetings among Gulf Cooperation Council members highlight their shared goal of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, yet internal divisions complicate diplomatic efforts. The UAE's withdrawal from OPEC has intensified these tensions, particularly with Saudi Arabia. While some nations advocate for a tougher stance on Iran, others prioritize reopening the strait. The urgency for collaboration is heightened by recent Iranian retaliatory attacks, prompting calls for a stronger, unified Gulf Cooperation Council to effectively address these challenges.