Saudi Arabia's admiral in Tehran was ransacked and set afire on Saturday, afterwards it accomplished Shia Muslim apostolic Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr and 46 others.
Saudi Arabia bankrupt off adept ties with Iran in response, followed on Monday by its allies Bahrain and Sudan.
The US, UN and Turkey are a part of those calling for calm in the region.
Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran are above rivals for ability in the Middle East and aback opposing abandon in the conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
Saudi insists accord efforts should not be afflicted by the altercation but has criticised Iran's addition to the process.
Iran has common its accusation of Saudi Arabia, with President Hassan Rouhani adage it cannot "hide its abomination of beheading a religious baton by disengagement political relations with Iran".
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The Kuwaiti government said it was abandoning its agent from the Iranian capital, anecdotic the attacks as a "flagrant aperture of all-embracing norms".
It did not belch Tehran's agent or decline adept ties.
Saudi Arabia's abrupt accommodation to backpack out the executions - afterward aesthetics over alarm offences - prompted an announcement of "deep dismay" from the UN secretary general, while the US accused Saudi of exacerbating tensions "at a time if they actively charge to be reduced".
But back then, Saudi Arabia has acquired abutment from some allies in its acknowledgment to the attacks on its missions in Tehran and the Iranian city-limits of Mashhad.
Saudi authorities on Sunday burst adept relations with Iran. They said that all bartering and air cartage links were getting cut and that Saudi citizens were banned from travelling to Iran.
As able-bodied as the moves by Bahrain, Sudan and Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has downgraded its adept aggregation in Iran.
And on Monday, the UN Security Council issued a acerb worded account accusatory the advance on the Saudi admiral - authoritative no acknowledgment of the beheading of the cleric.
However, several of the abate Gulf Arab states accept acceptable alive relationships with Iran, and two of them, Oman and Qatar, accept yet to yield any activity at all, says the BBC's Jim Muir in Beirut.
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