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Separate Peace? Saudi Arabia Floats Regional Non-Aggression Pact With Iran
Separate Peace? Saudi Arabia Floats Regional Non-Aggression Pact With Iran
Are regional Gulf countries seeking to forge there own separate peace deals with Iran, apart from the United States? That's what fresh Thursday reporting in the Financial Times suggests.
The report says Saudi Arabia is supposedly considering a non-aggression pact between the Middle East states and Iran after the military conflict between the United States and Iran ends, the FT indicates.
via Express Tribune
Citing diplomatic sources, it describes that Riyadh is assessing a model of the Helsinki Process, which helped reduce tensions...
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Via The Cradle
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via Axios
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