Gulf Allies' Frustration with the U.S. Continues to Rise, Concerned About Trump's Lack of Ability to Achieve a Peace Agreement

BlockBeats News, August 16, according to The Washington Post, multiple officials from Arab and Western countries have stated that frustration among the U.S.'s Gulf allies is continuing to grow. Informed officials revealed that several Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, have reached a consensus on their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration. Some countries have even begun discussing whether it is still necessary to allow the U.S. to maintain large military facilities on their soil. Recently, Trump has repeatedly threatened to launch a new round of large-scale strikes against Iran, only to later retract these threats, citing progress in negotiations. This has increasingly worried Gulf countries about Trump's lack of diplomatic ability to reach a peace agreement with Iran. [Original Link]