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The article points out that the United States has begun to leave its Gulf allies to face the risks of war with Iran, especially after its February 2026 aggression which resulted in losses and regional instability, including the closing of the Strait of Hormuz. This has led to a decline in trust between the Gulf countries and Washington, as these nations are now seeking independent security arrangements with Iran, after American policies failed to protect their interests and those of their allies. The current developments reflect the end of the era of illusory prosperity in the region, with a shift toward building an independent security and economic system characterized by genuine dialogue with Tehran, aimed at ensuring regional stability and security away from Western policies and reliance on partnerships and regional balance.
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