Gates urges Gulf states to unite against Iranian threat
Defense Secretary Gates told Bahraini and Gulf leaders at a security conference in Manama that Gulf countries must coordinate with the United States to counter Iran's ballistic missile program and meddling in Iraq. He urged joint action on sanctions and an early warning system while reiterating Washington’s two track strategy on Iran.
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