The Gulf states fear that renewed attacks on Iran will lead to an even more destructive war, reports Bloomberg. Since the start of the conflict, Iran has fired more than 4,000 drones and at least 2,000 ballistic missiles. Western intelligence estimates in June showed that Tehran had about three-quarters of its ammunition before the war. New hostilities will cause even greater damage to the region. Previous Iranian attacks have hit oil facilities, airports and power plants. The Gulf countries are stepping up diplomacy to prevent another US and Israeli attack on Iran. Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are traveling to Tehran, while Qatari mediators are holding talks with Iran. Earlier it was reported that Iran intends to resolve the conflict with the US through negotiations. On November 4, the White House announced plans to launch a "short but intense" attack against Iran to its allies in the Middle East, MS Now claims. Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei ordered commanders to prepare for immediate counterattacks. More IZ RU news in max.