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Iran war fears grow as Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan rush to Tehran | DW News

3K views • 1wk ago
Paola Rojas
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21 Comments
@frankiegomez8860
@@frankiegomez8860Imported1wk ago
Finish the damn job
@state_song_xprt
@@state_song_xprtImported1wk ago
ANOTHER Iran war? You haven't even finished your first one!
@apoulterhhi
@@apoulterhhiImported1wk ago
Say goodbye to US bases in the gulf. They are militarily decimated already and the Gulf States now know they have no automatic safety because of US presence. Iran will ally with the Arab states under an understanding that the US bases are not rebuilt.
@sponge-bob-square
@@sponge-bob-squareImported1wk ago
SHORT ANSWER : NOOO😂😂😂
@youruiz
@@youruizImported1wk ago
Netanyahu is desparately to heat the war up with the Israel election tomorrow. If he can get Iran to fire missiles at Isreal, he might be able to postpone an election he's likely going to lose. If Netanyahu loses, there's a good chance he'll be going to jail. The IDF rejected direct orders to prevent escalation just a few days ago. Trump is just doing what he can to support Netanyahu but Saudi Arabia is aparently trying to prevent escalation by putting themselves between the 2 by traveling to Tehran for negotiations.
@KillerRabbitOfCaerbannog
@@KillerRabbitOfCaerbannogImported1wk ago
First one gotta end don’t it?
@SchantzFIGU
@@SchantzFIGUImported1wk ago
Peace not war!
@mondriaa
@@mondriaaImported1wk ago
can diplomacy stop another Iran war? of course not, not wen Agent Orange is in power and will restart the war with Iran or start new a war with Cuba to distract from the Epstein files or wen is ego gets bruised
@mfer134
@@mfer134Imported1wk ago
Iran has gone too far
@AMir-s3o4h
@@AMir-s3o4hImported1wk ago
Trumps just running his mouth off ...boring
@carloquass6674
@@carloquass6674Imported1wk ago
Impossible! Trump is President! If Trump was President then Ukraine war would never have started ! Now Trump is President and Iran war will Never start! Remember…. Donald is like Super Man! Ohh Sorry…. Seems like Trump started the Iran war 🤷‍♂️. And if you look at the oil price then I think Trump is still losing….
@maxdefreitas5179
@@maxdefreitas5179Imported1wk ago
US and Israel have little incentive to end the war. Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Oil states under attack and must try to end the war themselves.
@elettner
@@elettnerImported1wk ago
Why didn't they do it before?
@maxipadthai
@@maxipadthaiImported1wk ago
Why calling it "Iran War", instead of "Israel and America's War of Aggression Against Iran" like Western media did to Ukraine Crisis? Hypocrisy much?
@ragibish
@@ragibishImported1wk ago
Iran is in right side.
@williamtell5365
@@williamtell5365Imported1wk ago
The war fears were already there. It's a positive sign that the Gulf and regional states are talking with Iran.
@yukiyakiyoki3273
@@yukiyakiyoki3273Imported1wk ago
iran has brought this on themselves and trump is going to finish it
@jamesgreen6629
@@jamesgreen6629Imported1wk ago
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@DBChirpy
@@DBChirpyImported1wk ago
Not at this time. The Trump administration is the most incompetent admin in USA history.
@nobs997
@@nobs997Imported1wk ago
The outcome of the presidential election in Israel will determine the fate of Iran and the Middle East at large
@dwnews
@@dwnewsImported1wk ago
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are trying to prevent another escalation with Iran. But how much influence do they really have over Tehran, and can they persuade Washington to hold back? What do you think?