Can Marco Rubio reassure Gulf leaders over Iran’s missiles and regional power?
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting the Middle East to discuss the new US-Iran ceasefire Memorandum of Understanding with Gulf Cooperation Council nations. While the agreement aims to reset relations after four months of conflict, several Gulf states have raised concerns about Iran's ballistic missile programme, a proposed $300 billion reconstruction fund, and the Strait of Hormuz. In this video, we examine Rubio's mission, the key concerns of America's Gulf allies, and what the deal could mean for regional stability, energy markets, and global trade.
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