GCC chief tells Security Council Gulf states have faced more than 7,000 missiles and drones since February 28
The Saudi Press Agency reported on November 14 that Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary-General Jasem Albudaiwi told the UN Security Council at UN Headquarters in New York that the GCC states categorically reject any infringement on their security, sovereignty and territorial integrity, and called for resolute Council action to halt the attacks. The session was convened by Latvia, which holds the Council presidency for the month.
Albudaiwi said the GCC states have been subjected since February 28, 2026, to Iranian attacks involving more than 7,000 missiles and drones. He commended Security Council resolution 2817, which condemned the Iranian attacks on the GCC states and Jordan and demanded their immediate cessation.
He also referenced Human Rights Council resolution 61/1, which called for accountability and reparations, and Security Council resolution 2837, which condemned the Houthi militia's military escalation in Yemen and demanded that it immediately and unconditionally cease its attacks.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：联合国安理会会议厅内的会议画面。来源：U.S. Department of State，Wikimedia Commons，Public domain。 / Photo: A meeting in the UN Security Council chamber. Source: U.S. Department of State, Wikimedia Commons, Public domain.
