00:22Donald Trump's closest Arab allies are sending him a clear message.
00:27Slow down. Because while Washington debates its next move against Iran, America's Gulf partners are becoming increasingly frustrated with what
00:37they see as the absence of a clear strategy.
00:40According to a Wall Street Journal report, Gulf countries believe they are paying the price for a conflict that shows
00:46no signs of ending.
00:48They continue to face Iranian attacks, while uncertainty over America's long-term plans keeps growing.
00:55That concern has now translated into direct requests to Washington.
01:00Gulf allies have reportedly asked the United States for more air defense interceptors and stronger assurances that American forces will
01:09continue protecting them if the conflict escalates further.
01:12The biggest development came after President Trump reportedly paused fresh military strikes on Iran.
01:19The decision followed diplomatic progress on a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and repeated appeals from Gulf nations
01:27to give negotiations another chance.
01:30Regional mediators, led by Qatar, have been working on a fresh proposal that could restore shipping through the Strait of
01:37Hormuz, one of the world's most critical energy routes.
01:41Around 20 percent of global oil trade passes through these waters, making any disruption a global concern.
01:48Reports suggest Iranian diplomats responded positively to the latest proposal, although there is still no confirmation that Tehran will fully
01:58accept the deal.
01:59At the same time, Iran has also floated new ideas linked to sanctions relief and reopening the strategic waterway.
02:07Saudi Arabia has emerged as one of the strongest voices calling for restraint.
02:12Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly urged Trump to continue dialogue instead of expanding military operations, arguing that diplomacy offers the
02:22best chance to prevent a wider regional war.
02:25But not every Gulf country agrees.
02:28The United Arab Emirates has reportedly encouraged Washington to take a tougher line against Iran.
02:34Officials believe the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is unlikely to compromise without stronger military pressure.
02:41This difference highlights a growing divide inside the Gulf itself.
02:46While all countries want to contain Iran, they disagree on how that goal should be achieved.
02:52For President Trump, the message is becoming increasingly clear.
02:57Gulf's support is not unconditional.
02:59These countries depend on the United States for security, but they also want stability above everything else.
03:06They fear that any large-scale military strike on Iran could trigger retaliation against their own cities, ports and energy
03:14infrastructure.
03:15The report also suggests another major shift.
03:18Some analysts now believe Gulf leaders may have greater influence on Trump's Iran decisions than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
03:27At the same time, growing public opposition to the war inside the United States is adding fresh political pressure on
03:34the White House.
03:35The coming days could prove decisive.
03:38Whether diplomacy succeeds or conflict returns, Trump's next decision will shape not just U.S.-Iran relations, but the future security
03:47of the entire Middle East.
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