Saudi king urges world to rein in Iran


(Worthy News) – Saudi King Salman Thursday night called for an international stance against Iranian acts, which he said pose a threat to global security and flow of oil supplies.

Addressing an emergency summit of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in the Saudi holy city of Makkah, the monarch warned that Iran’s interference in the Arab region’s affairs and development of its nuclear and ballistic programs constitute a “glaring defiance” of the UN charters.

“We require the international community to shoulder its responsibility towards the Iranian practices, which pose a threat to the world security and peace and use all means to stop the Iranian regime’s interference in other countries’ internal affairs and its sponsorship of terrorist activities in the region and the world,” he said at the opening of the GCC meeting. [ Source: Gulf News (Read More…) ]

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