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The article indicates that the Gulf region is now entering a new phase of instability, with increasing regional confrontations and weakening traditional alliances that once provided protection for the countries. This follows the bloody missile attack on Riyadh airport, which resulted in 13 deaths and about 300 injuries, as well as deteriorating security conditions targeting Qatar, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman, due to Iranian attacks on military sites, energy facilities, and desalination plants. Additionally, the escalation in Yemen, led by the Iran-backed Houthis, reignites frontlines that had been quiet since 2022, amidst waning U.S. support and rising costs of escalation—threatening the region’s stability and undermining the ability of countries to resolve long-term conflicts.
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