The United States and the Gulf countries will work together to oppose Iran's aggression in the region, the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper reported Wednesday, citing US Secretary of State John Kerry.

MOSCOW (Sputnik)�� On Monday, the UN Security Council approved a nuclear agreement between�Tehran and six world powers on�lifting sanctions on�Iran in�exchange for�tightening controls over�the country's nuclear activities.

According to�the newspaper, Kerry will visit the Qatari capital of�Doha in�August to�disclose the details of�the deal and convince Gulf partners that Iran's new international legitimacy will not jeopardize security in�the region.

"Iran will remain isolated for�its support for�terrorism, for�its support for�weapons trading, for�its support for�the [Yemeni militant group] Houthis, its support for [Lebanese terrorist group] Hezbollah� As long as�they continue to�support it, there will be push-back," Kerry told the newspaper in�an interview.

According to�the newspaper, Kerry said the main purpose of�the agreement was to�assist the Gulf countries in�staying informed about�Iranian nuclear activities.

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), a regional union comprising Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, strongly objected the recent deal with�Iran.

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