How the Gulf will manage collective security after the Iran war ends
An Iran-US deal could provide an opportunity for Gulfs to review their security arrangements.

An Iran-US deal could provide an opportunity for Gulfs to review their security arrangements.

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As US and Iran pursue talks, both signal they are still ready to use force against each other.
Israel carries out drone attacks on Lebanon after agreeing to renew ceasefire as Tehran defends attacks on Gulf nations.

Kuwait and Bahrain attacked as Iran launches missile and drone barrage
Secretary of State Rubio tells US lawmakers the war on Iran is over, amid recent attacks on Iran and Gulf countries.
Gulf country’s airport is hit as clashes go on with diplomacy between Washington and Tehran showing little progress.
The US military says it carried out ‘self-defence’ strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island.
Convictions come amid an intensified crackdown by Bahraini authorities on individuals accused of having ties to Tehran.
Pakistan military chief Asim Munir to travel to Tehran for talks, according to Iranian media reports.