The Gulf Cooperation Council has condemned what it described as recent Iranian attacks targeting Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. GCC Secretary General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi said the strikes were a serious escalation and accused Tehran of breaching international law.
According to the available report, the attacks reportedly included strikes on infrastructure. The GCC’s response framed the incidents as an assault on regional security, with the bloc stressing that member states and close regional partners should not be exposed to cross-border military action.
Albudaiwi’s statement also went further by characterizing the attacks as potential war crimes. That language signals the severity with which the Gulf bloc views the incidents and suggests the GCC is seeking to place international legal and diplomatic pressure on Iran over the reported strikes.
The condemnation adds to wider concern about instability in the Gulf and neighboring countries, where any attack on state territory or critical sites can quickly raise tensions. For the GCC, the message was clear: attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan are being treated as a major regional security threat.
