The ceasefire plan functions as a strategic setup that places Iran at a disadvantage. Under this arrangement, if the UAE or Saudi Arabia were to launch an attack, Iran would be left in a precarious position, as any retaliation could be framed as a violation of the agreement. Furthermore, Israel might seize the opportunity to attack simultaneously, while all three nations deny responsibility and deflect blame for the strikes onto one another. As more countries joined in the fun make worst for the Iranian. In contrast to the period preceding the ceasefire plan, when the GCC was consistently on the defensive, the dynamic shifted instantly as the UAE and Saudi Arabia launched strikes against Iran.