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Gulf Arab States Approve Military Command Headquarters in Kuwait
- Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states approved a joint military command center in Kuwait.
- The decision was made during the 23rd meeting of the GCC’s Joint Defence Council in Bahrain.
- The new command center aims to strengthen defense coordination against regional challenges.
- The joint command center will be part of the existing military command based in Riyadh.
- The move follows the recent war involving Iran, signaling a desire for deeper military integration.
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