According to information published in the WSJ, the Gulf countries are on the verge of participating in military actions against Iran.
The United States, as allies of these countries, are strengthening their capabilities for conducting airstrikes and opening new avenues for attacking Tehran's financial resources.
Although the countries in the region are not yet ready to officially deploy their armed forces, this decision is becoming increasingly relevant as Iran threatens to expand its influence in the energy-rich region.
Saudi Arabia, according to sources, has agreed to allow U.S. forces to use King Fahd Air Base, located on the western coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Previously, the kingdom claimed that it would not allow its facilities or airspace to be used for attacks on Iran.
Nevertheless, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, according to informed sources, is close to making a decision to engage in combat to restore the balance of power in the region. Some experts believe that Saudi Arabia's involvement in the conflict is only a matter of time.
The United Arab Emirates is also taking tough measures against Iranian assets, which could significantly impact the financing of the ruling elite in Tehran. The possibility of sending military units to the region is being discussed.
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