Obama promises further military support for Persian Gulf Arab monarchies
The US president has pledged further military support for the six Persian Gulf Arab states taking part in the US-Arab summit in Camp David.
Barack Obama says the U-S will work with its Arab allies to deter and confront threats to GCC territorial integrity. Obama noted that potential use of military force will be considered at the time of such threats to GCC member states. He also promised to work jointly with Arab allies to strengthen what he calls the moderate opposition in Syria who are fighting President Bashar Assad. The US president, however, once again stepped up anti-Iran rhetoric accusing Tehran of destabilizing the Middle-East region.
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