Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister warned the UN of “unprecedented challenges” to global stability, emphasizing the need for urgent action on Gulf security amid rising tensions. Prince Faisal bin Farhan condemned attacks by Iran and the Houthi group, highlighting the region’s vulnerability. His remarks came as the U.S. Rejected a seven-day Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, calling the plan unacceptable. Meanwhile, China urged respect for Gulf nations’ sovereignty, while India’s foreign minister described the world as “on the edge of abyss,” citing the weaponization of diplomacy. Russia’s Lavrov suggested cooperation between Gulf states, Arab nations, and Iran could stabilize the region. The debate reflects growing concerns over regional security, with diplomatic efforts stalled and military posturing increasing.