What are the implications of Iran’s strikes on Gulf Arab states?
Al Jazeera
Iran is launching attacks across the Gulf region after the US-Israel operation against the country.
Iran has attacked the Gulf Arab states, hitting civilian buildings and energy infrastructure, as well as military bases hosting United States forces in the Gulf.
The impact of the US-Israeli strikes on Iran is being felt across the region.
What does this mean for Gulf states’ relations with Iran and with the US?
Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom
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