The Saudi-controlled Arab League called Sunday evening for an immediate de-escalation between the United States and Iran, urging both sides to return to negotiations to prevent further regional escalation, according to a report.
The Arab League, dominated by Saudi Arabia, issued a statement Sunday evening calling on the United States and Iran to de-escalate and resume negotiations. The appeal comes amid a prolonged period of heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran, including Iranian missile strikes on Gulf states and US military deployments in the region.
As The Zioneer has previously reported, Saudi Arabia has repeatedly urged restraint and dialogue. On June 11, Arab diplomats pressed both sides to return to direct talks; on June 8, Saudi Arabia called for all parties to exercise restraint. The new statement, attributed to the Arab League, reinforces Riyadh’s diplomatic position while the broader regional crisis over Iran’s nuclear program and its military activities continues.
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