The Secretary General of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council, in condemning the attacks of the Islamic Republic of Iran on the member states of this council and the attacks of the Houthis in Yemen on Saudi Arabia, called for the strengthening of the security cooperation of the countries of the region and the release of the shipping battalions in the Strait of Hormuz and Belmandav.
On Saturday, November 9, at the 22nd meeting of "Seidogoi Manama" in Bahrain, Jassim Mohammed Elbedawi emphasized Iran's attacks on "civilian facilities and critical infrastructure" of the member states of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council, despite the non-participation of these countries in the war and their efforts to mediate and reduce tensions.
He also described the attacks by the Houthis supported by the Islamic Republic on Saudi Arabia, including the reported attacks on the Mecca and Medina areas, as a "serious violation of the sanctity of the places of Jerusalem." The Secretary General of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council further emphasized on respecting the sovereignty of countries, non-interference in their internal affairs and peaceful resolution of disputes and negotiations necessary to achieve stable regional security.