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Iran Proposes Security Union Excluding US, GCC Pushes UN Hormuz Resolution

05 April, 2026.Iran.7 sources

Key Takeaways

Iran proposes a regional security system excluding the United States and Israel.
GCC asks the UN Security Council to authorize all necessary means to secure Hormuz.
The moves signal broader regional realignment toward security architectures independent of Washington and Tel Aviv.

Ghalibaf's Regional Security Vision

Ghalibaf issued a call for Gulf nations to build a regional architecture without America and Israel.

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He argued U.S. bases served as tools for advancing the expansionist goals of the Zionist regime.

Ghalibaf cited Israel's attack on Qatar with no defensive response from American forces.

Gulf Region Reacts

The GCC's Secretary-General urged the UN Security Council to ensure navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.

The collapse of the US-led security architecture had wide regional fallouts.

France 24

The Gulf monarchies and other Arab states were strained by the unfolding conflict.

Morocco's Delicate Balancing

Morocco condemned the post-American power vacuum in strong terms.

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