Gulf Cooperation Council

US Demands $5 Trillion from Gulf States to Stop Iran War

Reports circulating on BBC Arabic, attributed to Omani journalist Salem al-Juhouri, allege that the Trump administration has demanded trillions of dollars from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states. These alleged financial contributions, purportedly ranging from $2.5 trillion to $5 trillion, are linked to either continuing or ceasing the conflict with Iran. These claims suggest a broader U.S. effort to secure financial and military support from regional allies amidst ongoing hostilities with Iran, which escalated following a joint U.S.-Israeli offensive on February 28th. Official confirmation from either U.S. or Gulf authorities regarding these demands has not been provided.

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No Radiation Spike Detected After US Strikes on Iranian Sites

Following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and the IAEA reported no detectable increases in regional radiation levels. These assurances followed statements from the countries’ respective agencies confirming normal radiation readings. The Gulf Cooperation Council also reported stable environmental indicators, while pledging continued monitoring. Despite the scale of the attack using bunker-buster bombs, no radioactive fallout was detected.

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