UAE diplomat Anwar Gargash said that Iran must rebuild trust with other Gulf countries, days after Tehran sent missiles to the Al Udeid military base in Qatar, Report informs via Khaleej Times.
In a comment on X, the UAE President's advisor said that the nations in the region had taken a stance against the Israeli aie strikes on Iran, "working through all international platforms to de-escalate the situation and calling for a resolution of outstanding issues — chief among them the nuclear file — through political means."
Despite this, he added that Iran "targeted the sovereignty of the brotherly State of Qatar, an act that affects us all."
He said, "The Gulf states took a strong and impactful stance against the Israeli war on Iran, Today, as we turn the page on the war, Tehran remains required to rebuild trust with its Gulf neighbors, having damaged it through this aggression."
Iran launched a retaliatory strike on June 23 aimed at the United States' Al Udeid military base in Qatar, the largest US military facility in the Middle East.
Qatar said it had successfully intercepted the attack, which it called a "flagrant violation" of sovereignty and said it reserved the right to respond.