
Rubio Reassures Gulf Allies on Security Amid Iran Talks
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Gulf leaders in Bahrain and Kuwait, reassuring them of the US commitment to regional security and stability amidst ongoing doubts about the Iran nuclear deal. Rubio also indicated that technical consultations between the US and Iran would resume, emphasizing that the US would not undermine Gulf security.
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