Gulf states press US to neutralise Iran for good as Hormuz crisis deepens - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuAFBVV95cUxOWWFIbFE4aTJwYzR3X0hKb3NpeUY2LTlrQ0lCOXRnYTNocnF6WE5qWG5xY0F6ZUdkR2RXNzJDeER4aUlCckVlN3p2THdad1F4NTFZT1RLQndleGhXanI0OUp2VXI1clJTa2JHOXNvdWJfelZScmRmVS1DSTFZRmlfWVZMTHhjS09DSldDbC1GbVJzS2lSQUN3VzlYRzl5LUFfSE4wNUZoWm4tdktIQjVpcXpnTUtxZTdB?oc=5" target="_blank">Gulf states press US to neutralise Iran for good as Hormuz crisis deepens</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

President Trump bypassed traditional diplomacy to launch strikes on Iran, leading to regional instability and rising oil prices. He now seeks international assistance to secure the Strait of Hormuz, but faces reluctance from allies.

The UAE closed its airspace after intercepting Iranian missile and drone attacks, which caused explosions in Dubai and fires at oil facilities. Concurrently, Israel conducted strikes on Tehran and Hezbollah in Lebanon.