The countries will work together to counter Iran's "destabilizing activities" in the region, they said in the statement, which was released after a summit at the presidential retreat Camp David.
(Reporting by Emily Stephenson; Editing by Eric Beech)U.S., Gulf nations agree Iran nuclear deal is in their security interests
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