A member of Iran's National Security Committee warned that Gulf states should not expect their situation to return to normal after the current war. The statement extends earlier warnings directed at Kuwait, signaling a broader Iranian post-war posture toward the Arabian Peninsula, according to reports.
A member of Iran's National Security Committee — whose name was not disclosed in the report — stated that Gulf states 'should know that their situation will not be normal after the end of this war.' The warning follows a similar statement earlier Sunday, as The Zioneer reported, when another committee member cautioned Kuwait that it would face 'special treatment' for attacks originating from its territory. The remarks suggest Iran is shaping a post-war posture that includes heightened pressure on Gulf Arab states, which Tehran has accused of allowing their territory to be used against it during the conflict. The specific implications for diplomatic and security relations remain unstated.
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