The Guardian: Gulf alliances no longer shield from regional conflicts
The report by The Guardian warns that Gulf countries are no longer assured by their traditional allies, as regional conflicts escalate and security and stability in the area decline. The region has witnessed military escalations and threats to vital infrastructure due to Iran's deepening involvement in regional issues, developments in the Yemen war, and a decline in trust in the old alliances once considered guarantees of peace. The Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, military operations against Qatar, and Iranian attacks on Gulf facilities are indicators of a changing security landscape, making Gulf countries face an enduring reality of instability that cannot be easily overcome by relying solely on past alliances.
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