TEHRAN- Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani, a previous prime minister of Qatar, has actually issued a caution versus any military justifications in the Persian Gulf, stating that he believes any military dispute will have disastrous economic, political, and social consequences on the region.The scenario in the Persian Gulf region threatens and everybody needs to constantly watch for any potential occurrence that could lead to local dispute, he tweeted on Saturday night.

The previous prime minister asserted that Western leaders, led by the United States, have not yet reached an understanding with Iran to reanimate the 2015 nuclear contract, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).

Israel, according to Sheikh Hamad, is actively aiming to get weapons and equipment that would enable it to assault Iranian places in the area.

And the U.S.

is still hesitant to offer Israel with such weaponry, he added.A military justification could happen if the JCPOA is not reanimated, he cautioned.

Sheikh Hamad expressed optimism that the Persian Gulf Arab countries might utilize all their energy to signal the West, particularly the U.S., of the risks of any local conflict.The previous Qatari official admitted that he had actually been highly hopeful about the prospects of reviving the JCPOA in between the West and Iran, but his optimism has just recently waned.The previous prime minister stated that he does not dismiss the possibility of a restored agreement with Iran over its nuclear program, adding such a relocation would conserve the area from undesirable results.