Los países del Golfo cuestionan la garantía de seguridad de Estados Unidos en el conflicto con Irán

Investing.com – According to a report by Bloomberg News on Friday, Gulf countries are increasingly disappointed with the United States’ performance in the Iran war, privately questioning America’s security guarantees and expressing concerns over the Trump administration’s apparent lack of strategy.

Since the outbreak of the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran a month ago, Gulf nations have continued to suffer from Iranian attacks. Saudi Arabia intercepted six drones on Friday, and two ports in Kuwait were attacked. The Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route for the region’s economy, is nearly closed, resulting in billions of dollars in lost oil revenue.

According to informed sources, Gulf countries have spent a year lobbying against this conflict. These sources indicate that officials are now questioning President Donald Trump’s rationale, commitments, and objectives for the war, as well as the value of U.S. bases stationed there, which make their countries targets for attacks. These individuals requested anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.

Despite these concerns, no Gulf officials have publicly expressed these views, fearing to anger Trump. The likelihood of them asking U.S. forces to abandon bases in the region is very low.

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