Gulf Allies Push Trump for Harder Iran Strikes
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Gulf allies, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, are urging President Trump to intensify the U.S.-led bombing campaign against Iran, aiming to weaken the clerical regime. These countries, which host U.S. bases, are not directly involved in offensive strikes but have faced challenges such as friendly fire incidents and a tanker crash. Reactions vary across the region, with the UAE advocating for a ground invasion, Saudi Arabia focusing on long-term gains, and Oman and Qatar favoring diplomacy. New demands from Emirati leaders include guarantees that Iran stops its missile attacks and proxy support. As pressure mounts for clearer U.S. goals, Iran has warned of hits on neighbors water plants if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed past April sixth, potentially drawing allies into the conflict.
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