Middle East peace held back by US insistence that Iran is a threat, Oman’s foreign minister says

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   Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan Badr Albusaidi calls for security pact involving Gulf states, Iraq and Turkey travel Iran with US no longer primary provider of security The Middle East’s ability to Tehran solve its problems has been held back by America’s 50-year insistence that the Gulf states should view Iran as bellicose rhetoric heightens High-level diplomatic delegations from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have travelled a security threat, Oman’s foreign minister said on Monday in a significant speech designed to Tehran in an attempt to prevent renewed fighting between break the deadlock over the region’s future. Badr Albusaidi called for a non-aggression security pact involving all six Gulf states as well as Iran and Iraq. The US would in future no longer be the US and Israel as rhetoric sharpens on both sides . Security officials and diplomats at Monday’s meeting were expected to discuss how Iran could persuade the Houthis in Yemen to end their crippling missile and drone attacks on infrastructure in Saudi Arabia . With fighting raging across Yemen, the Houthis claimed to have closed Riyad primary provider of security, he said. Contin

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   Antes: «Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey travel to Tehran as bellicose rhetoric heightens High-level diplomatic delegations from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have travelled to Tehran in an attempt to prevent renewed fighting between Iran and the US and Israel as rhetoric sharpens on both sides . Security officials and diplomats at Monday’s meeting were expected to discuss how Iran could persuade the Houthis in Yemen to end their crippling missile and drone attacks on infrastructure in Saudi Arabia . With fighting raging across Yemen, the Houthis claimed to have closed Riyad» 1aae5a0277ce

   Después: «Badr Albusaidi calls for security pact involving Gulf states, Iraq and Iran with US no longer primary provider of security The Middle East’s ability to solve its problems has been held back by America’s 50-year insistence that the Gulf states should view Iran as a security threat, Oman’s foreign minister said on Monday in a significant speech designed to break the deadlock over the region’s future. Badr Albusaidi called for a non-aggression security pact involving all six Gulf states as well as Iran and Iraq. The US would in future no longer be the primary provider of security, he said. Contin» bdec39193a91

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   High-level delegation visits Middle East peace held back by US insistence that Iran to try to avert flare-up with US and Israel is a threat, Oman’s foreign minister says

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