America's foes unable to weaken her over 80 years
The article discusses the deterioration of trust between the United States and its Gulf allies, particularly after Donald Trump's presidency. It notes that Trump changed the way alliances were built, making them based on payments for protection, which led to the erosion of trust that had been founded on mutual interests. The article emphasizes that Gulf countries previously relied on American protection through arms purchases, investments, and security cooperation, but they found themselves left without consultation and dragged into regional conflicts such as the war with Iran—actions that the article considers as destroying the relationship built on trust. This development threatens regional stability and the future of alliances.
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