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I dont think its that complicated to tell ya truth. Iran and GCC were friendly prior to iranian revolution. After the revolution the first supreme leader was well aware that shias are a minority in most Muslim countries didn't want a confrontation with Sunnis. The rift literally started as the GCC kingdoms had exactly the same legitimacy as the Shah of Iran which was imposed by west over muslim populations. GCC were worried that if Iranian revolution was a success their own populations might get ideas. So they all along with America aided Iraq and saddam despite saddam being the aggressor. They also pushed a harsh form of islam and funded madrassas where they perpetuated sectarianismYour post, breaks down a really complicated topic in a way that feels clear and easy to follow. You can tell there is a lot of history, tension behind these two ancient cultures of Islamic world , Persia vs Arabs and fear behind every move In the region bc of this never ending rivalry![]()
I don't know, again, I say what I heard, I lay the question out, and someone said this may have been the case.Brother this doesn’t seem plausible at all i have heard something which is more plausible is that the planes collided head on rather than in refueling due to bad seperation in crowded airspace
UAE just can’t get a break
they deserve what they getting little shits (illegitimate rulers) are treacherous little shits that fund some of the most anti Muslim movements in west even fund Le pen in France
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