The US naval blockade against Iran, now in its third week, is considered a war crime and has led to global economic crises.

Persian Gulf states are reportedly reviewing overseas investments and financial commitments as the regional fallout from the US-Israeli aggression on Iran begins to strain budgets and long-standing economic assumptions.

Persian Gulf states have warned US officials that Iranian missiles pose a serious threat to American interests in the region.

The deputy commander-in-chief of the IRGC has issued a firm warning to the United States and its allies regarding the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.

Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf states have imposed a ban on US warplanes using their air fields or skies for strikes which have seen a significant rise targeting Yemen in recent weeks, a report says.

The Persian Gulf countries have warned the United States that they will not allow Washington to use their soil for strikes against Iran in case of a retaliatory attack by the Islamic Republic on the Israeli-occupied territories.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Seyyed Ali Khamenei said in his latest speech on October 3, 2023: "Today, U.S. strikes the countries of the region politically and economically."