Dr. Aref Al-Kaabi, President of the Executive Committee of the State of Arab Al-Ahwaz, affirmed that the Arab Gulf region has entered a decisive historical phase, stressing that “the Gulf will not return to what it was before February 28.”
Al-Kaabi explained that the recent events were not merely a passing episode, but rather constituted a fundamental turning point that reshaped the balance of power and regional dynamics.
He pointed out that Iran continues to pose the greatest threat to the security and stability of the Arab states, particularly the Arab Gulf states, emphasizing that the recent Iranian attacks clearly exposed Tehran’s systematic hostile policies.
The President of the Executive Committee of the State of Al-Ahwaz noted that the cells affiliated with the Revolutionary Guard that were uncovered by Gulf security agencies confirm the scale of Tehran’s plans to target the security of the Gulf states and undermine the unity of their societies.
Al-Kaabi stressed that the events have proven beyond any doubt that Iran will remain the ongoing threat and the region’s primary enemy as long as its occupation of Arab Al-Ahwaz continues.
The President of the Executive Committee of the State of Al-Ahwaz added: “The security and stability of the Arab Gulf states begin with ending the Iranian occupation of the State of Arab Al-Ahwaz.”
At the conclusion of his statements, Al-Kaabi called for the necessity of unity and the strengthening of capabilities in the coming phase, and for dealing with developments through a conscious and responsible strategic vision capable of protecting the security of the Arab Gulf and safeguarding the interests of its peoples.
The President of the Executive Committee of the State of Al-Ahwaz affirmed that this phase requires collective action to confront escalating challenges and ensure the sustainability of stability in a region that now faces a security reality and a regional equation completely different from what existed before last February.
