US President Donald Trump has said the war involving Iran is moving towards its conclusion, as tensions continue to mount across the Middle East.
Trump’s remarks came amid ongoing military developments in the region and growing diplomatic efforts involving the United States and Gulf countries. The US president is expected to meet Gulf leaders in New York next week as discussions over regional security and the conflict continue.
The United Nations Secretary-General has called for de-escalation and urged all parties to prioritise the protection of civilians amid the worsening situation.
Meanwhile, Arab countries have condemned a Houthi drone attack reportedly aimed at Makkah, while fighting in Yemen has forced more than 125,000 civilians to flee their homes.
The conflict is also placing increasing pressure on the United States, with rising costs associated with replenishing missiles and air-defence interceptors used during military operations.
The latest developments come as regional actors continue to assess the wider consequences of the war, including its impact on civilian populations, security and stability across the Middle East.
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