According to The Washington Post, frustration with the United States is rising among Washington’s Gulf allies, citing Arab and Western officials. Officials familiar with the matter said several Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, have reached a shared view in their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration. Some have also begun discussing whether it is still necessary to allow the U.S. to maintain large military facilities on their soil. The concern has been sharpened by Trump’s recent pattern of threatening a new round of large-scale strikes on Iran and then withdrawing those threats, saying negotiations had made progress. Gulf states are increasingly worried that Trump lacks the diplomatic ability to reach a peace agreement with Iran.
BlockBeats reported on Aug. 16, citing The Washington Post, that frustration with the United States is continuing to rise among Washington’s Gulf allies, according to multiple Arab and Western officials.
Officials familiar with the matter said several Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, have reached common ground in their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration. Some countries have begun discussing whether there is still a need to keep allowing the United States to deploy large military facilities on their territory.
The report said Trump has recently threatened several times to launch a new round of large-scale strikes on Iran, only to later withdraw those threats by saying negotiations had made progress. That has left Gulf states increasingly concerned that Trump lacks the diplomatic ability to reach a peace agreement with Iran.
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