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Any attack on the Gulf is an attack on India

Follow Us When President Trump told the Iranian negotiators in Vienna that if his terms were not accepted, he would proceed to obliterate the Iranian nuclear capability, neither he nor India imagined that his war would affect a mini India consisting of nine million Indian citizens in the Gulf. Nine million is not a small figure, considering that there are more than a dozen independent countries in the world with populations below nine million. In effect, the attacks launched by Iran against the GCC countries turned out to be a blow to the interests of the US, Israel and Iran.

Smoke rises following an explosion, after Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran, in Tehran, Iran, February 28, 2026

Smoke rises following an explosion, after Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran, in Tehran, Iran, February 28, 2026

Credit: Reuters

Key Highlights

  • It should not be forgotten that the Gulf counties whom Israel attacked were the very states that had signed the Abraham Accords and transformed the economic and political relations with the west.
  • The I2U2 grouping now lie shattered and the prospects for an India Middle East Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), a modern day Silk Road are in ruins.
  • If the combatants did not hurt the hard working Indians, who sweated it out in the deserts to turn them into modern cities, we would have had a different scenario in the Middle East.
  • It was for this reason that I posted the following on X as soon as the hostilities began.
  • “We should drive home to the US, Israel and Iran that any attack on the GCC countries is an attack on India as the region holds 9 million Indian nationals.
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