A closed-door gathering of U.S. and Gulf officials is set to take place in New York as world leaders convene for the United Nations General Assembly, with Iran at the center of discussions. Sources indicate the meeting will explore immediate and long-term approaches to the ongoing conflict, including potential postwar planning and regional stability measures. The talks reflect deepening coordination between Washington and its Gulf allies amid escalating tensions with Tehran. Details on specific proposals or attendance remain under wraps, but the agenda suggests a push for unified strategy in the face of shared threats.
President Trump is reportedly expected to meet with Gulf leaders to discuss the Iran war next week on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The high-level meeting – slated for next Tuesday – will focus on the next steps in the war with Iran, including the Trump administration’s postwar strategy,...
