Jassem Al-Badawi, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, urged the UN Security Council to compel the Islamic Republic to pay full compensation for the damages caused by its attacks on the member countries of the council and to hold the perpetrators of the attacks accountable.

He said on Friday, 22 Aban, at a session of the UN Security Council that the member states of the council were targeted by Iran’s attacks on 9 Esfand 1404 with more than seven thousand missiles and drones.

Al-Badawi called for the immediate, unconditional cessation of attacks by the Islamic Republic and its proxy forces against the member countries of the council and Jordan, the implementation of UN Security Council resolution 2817, and the provision of guarantees to prevent the recurrence of attacks.

He said that any regional or international understanding with the Islamic Republic must include all security concerns of the council’s member countries, including Iran’s nuclear program, ballistic missiles, drones, and Tehran’s support for proxy forces.

The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council also called for the stopping of the Houthis’ attacks on Saudi Arabia and commercial vessels, the implementation of the group’s arms embargo, and the prevention of any support that makes the continuation of attacks possible.