John Bolton, former National Security Adviser to President Trump, recently provided a critical perspective on the public stance of Arab nations regarding regime change in Iran. He contended that, while these countries publicly oppose such actions to avoid antagonizing Tehran, they privately wish for the fall of the current Iranian government, due largely to ongoing Iranian aggression towards them.
In an appearance on Fox News, Bolton criticized the Gulf Arab states for their reluctance to support U.S. military intervention, suggesting their position is a diplomatic strategy aimed at hedging their bets. He emphasized that, behind closed doors, they acknowledge the threat Iran poses and would prefer to see it eliminated without the complications that come with military conflict.
Bolton highlighted the direct impact of Iranian-supported militias, particularly the Houthis in Yemen, which have targeted critical infrastructure and posed risks to the economies of U.S. allies in the region. He argued that the public apprehension surrounding military action masks a private eagerness for change, as the Gulf states recognize the broader implications of Iran’s terrorist support and nuclear ambitions, which ultimately threaten American interests as well……See More
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