For decades, the US security umbrella was the bedrock underpinning the Gulf states’ prosperity and stability.
Today, Iranian missiles and drones have paralysed the Strait of Hormuz and hit civilian airports, ports, hotels and refineries across every Gulf country, despite thousands of American troops and advanced interceptors on the ground.
The armed conflict has forced the region to confront a stark new reality.
A Chinese scholar argued that the US-Israel war on Iran and ensuing Hormuz crisis…
‘Severely damaged’: how the US-Israel war on Iran is decoupling Gulf security
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