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GCC Secretary General Jassim Mohammed Al-Boudevi said that Iran's attacks on GCC countries and the Houthis threat to close the Mander Strait require immediate accountability and a firm international position to ensure respect for international law, freedom of navigation, and protection of energy infrastructure. Speaking at the UN Security Council high-level open debate in New York on Wednesday, Albudevi said that since February 28, Iran has continued to launch ballistic missile and drone attacks on GCC countries and other countries. He described these acts as a violation of international law and the Charter of the United Nations. He also accused Iran of threatening freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz by attacking merchant ships, laying naval mines, trying to enforce shipping routes, and repeatedly threatening to close the waterway.
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GCC Secretary General Jassim Mohammed Al-Boudevi said that Iran's attacks on GCC countries and the Houthis threat to close the Mander Strait require immediate accountability and a firm international position to ensure respect for international law, freedom of navigation, and protection of energy infrastructure. Speaking at the UN Security Council high-level open debate in New York on Wednesday, Albudevi said that since February 28, Iran has continued to launch ballistic missile and drone attacks on GCC countries and other countries. He described these acts as a violation of international law and the Charter of the United Nations. He also accused Iran of threatening freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz by attacking merchant ships, laying naval mines, trying to enforce shipping routes, and repeatedly threatening to close the waterway.
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