This episode explores growing fears of renewed military escalation in West Asia after Iran warned that countries supporting future US military aggression against it would face retaliation.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman has called on the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to clarify its position on US allegations about its member states’ participation in the aggression against Iran.

Limited transit through the Strait of Hormuz and physical damage as a result of US aggression against Iran have dealt severe economic blows to the oil and non-oil sectors of the Persian Gulf countries, an economist says.

The US-Israeli war against Iran has shattered Persian Gulf unity, broken transatlantic trust, exposed NATO's fractured vision, and forced countries worldwide to choose sides as American unilateralism dies a slow death.

Iran’s SNSC deputy Ali Bagheri declared the “feast of vampires” over, asserted the region will no longer shield US bases, and called for a new security equation in West Asia following a 40-day war with the US and Israel.

The foreign ministers of eight Arab and Islamic nations have strongly condemned Israeli police minister Itamar Ben‑Gvir for his actions toward participants of a Gaza‑bound aid flotilla while they were in Israeli detention.

A Saudi official has denied reports that Riyadh opened its airspace for US military aggression against Iran, saying such claims are being circulated in the media for “suspicious reasons,” a report says.