The Gulf countries are waking up to the reality that they are not safe under the USA umbrella and military bases, which is why they are wary of retaliating against Iran directly, knowing that if the USA loses its clout in the Middle East, they have to contend with Iran themselves. What is worse for them is to retaliate now, not knowing what the future holds.
There is a perceived realization that Iran is not going to disappear tomorrow, not when it has survived the thousands of years of occupation and conflict, and the Gulf countries are not blind and stupid. The USA and Israel can carry on the merry go round of using threats against weaker Arab and Muslim countries in the Middle East, a threat that is degrading. Israel is not on the side of the Arabs and Muslims, nor able to protect them against Iran going forward.
The Gulf countries are weighing the risk and not taking up the coercion to strike Iran directly. I think there has been a repeated attempt to do that by Israel, possibly using false flags to blame Iran and ignite Arab anger.
The die had been cast and the world is entering uncharted territory of high energy prices, if it is true that getting back production by the Middle East countries is going to take years. Everyone is going to bear the consequences of what the USA and Israel did to Iran. Had that not happened, the world would still be moving smoothly without the energy crisis. Iran did not start the crisis. The USA and Israel started it. Yet countries are blaming the Iranians for striking oil installations. Sergei Lavrov asked those journalist during a session regarding the war against Iran and the bombing of the school in Iran. Has any sensible leader of countries and the MSM condemned the act? I can only remember Russia and China doing the sensible thing of condemning.
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