JEDDAH — Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Kuwaiti Crown Prince Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah affirmed the importance of strengthening Gulf coordination to safeguard regional security and stability during a phone call.During the call, the two Crown Princes condemned the Iranian aggression targeting Gulf countries, calling them a violation of state sovereignty and a threat to regional and international security.According to the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), the Kuwaiti Crown Prince stressed the need to maintain collective Gulf security and reject any actions that could harm Saudi Arabia amid the current regional tensions.He also emphasized that any attack on Gulf countries is considered an attack on Kuwait.Sabah Al-Khaled expressed confidence that, with the wisdom of our leaders, the Gulf states would overcome the current challenges, underscoring the importance of continued coordination among GCC countries to maintain regional stability.Separately, Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia during phone calls with the Saudi Crown Prince following the Iranian attacks.During his call with Guelleh, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reviewed regional developments amid the ongoing military escalation, according to the Saudi Press Agency.The WAFA reported that Abbas reaffirmed Palestine’s rejection of any attack targeting Saudi Arabia’s sovereignty or threatening its security and stability, while praising the Kingdom’s consistent support for the Palestinian people.