Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf to Establish Command Center in Kuwait
The Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf has decided to create a headquarters for the Joint Military Command in Kuwait and deploy troops there, Bloomberg reports.
On November 10, the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf announced the formation of a command center in Kuwait. This was stated in a statement by the organization's Secretary-General, Jasim al-Budaiwi, published after a meeting of the defense ministers of the member states in Bahrain.
According to al-Budaiwi, the new headquarters will serve as a joint military command, to which troops will be assigned.
Bloomberg notes that the conflict in the region has prompted the states to strengthen cooperation in the security sphere. However, it remains unclear whether the new command will integrate the air defense systems of the participating countries.
