Salalah: China steps in as US absent
The article addresses regional and international changes in the Arabian Gulf region, with a focus on the meeting of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) foreign ministers and Iran in Salalah, Oman, to discuss issues related to the Strait of Hormuz and maritime routes. This comes amid a decline in American influence and increasing Chinese and Russian movements in the area. The Iranian minister emphasized that the meeting represents a foundation for future consultations on security and strategic issues, at a time when the Americans are experiencing a decline in their political and diplomatic capabilities. Meanwhile, conflicts continue to erupt, and the balance of power both regionally and globally is shifting toward a multipolar order. China and Russia are seeking to exploit these dynamics, while Trump appears to adopt a more flexible stance in the Gulf region, despite his previous failures in achieving American objectives there.
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