Gulf countries urge Trump to keep Iran sanctions
Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, are urging the Trump administration to continue economic pressure on Iran in order to push for negotiations and de-escalation, despite internal disagreements about the potential for concessions to Iran. Reports indicate efforts to revive talks between Washington and Tehran, facing resistance from major Gulf oil producers who oppose lifting sanctions. However, some countries like Oman and Qatar are calling for a halt to attacks and for opening a gradual dialogue. Iran and its Revolutionary Guards remain hesitant to accept any new agreements, focused instead on resisting sanctions and managing regional conflicts, particularly through the Houthis in Yemen.
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