Gulf stability is not imposed out of aggression

The diplomatic advisor to His Highness the President, Dr. Anwar bin Mohammed Gargash, stressed that imposing a fait accompli out of aggression does not establish stability, but rather plants new seeds of disharmony and conflict in the future.

Gargash said through his official account on the “X” website: “It is not possible to impose new geopolitical realities on the Arab Gulf countries as a result of a treacherous aggression against them.”

He added: “Imposing a fait accompli out of aggression does not establish stability, but rather plants new seeds of discord and conflict in the future.”

He continued, saying: “This is precisely what applies to the Strait of Hormuz.”