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Diplomats: Iran Conflict Shifts Middle East Power
Reports have confirmed that the American war on Iran has led to significant changes in the balance of power in the Middle East, including a decline in Gulf-confidence in American protection and an increased rapprochement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. These shifts come amid a meeting of the foreign ministers of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey in Al-Alamin, which focused on de-escalation in the region, particularly regarding Gaza and Sudan, and on strengthening regional and international coordination. Experts have noted that the war has negatively affected Gulf trust in the United States' ability to provide protection, and that regional developments indicate stronger alliances among major Islamic countries, reflecting fundamental shifts in the power dynamics of the Middle East.
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