东风夜放花千树
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I agree with part of your viewpoint. Many countries in the Middle East have reformists who possess strong foresight.If Iran wins this war, it will signal to the world that hosting US military bases is not a security guarantee, but rather a liability.
However, most of these Arab sheikhdoms are ruling over their respective countries because either the UK or the US installed them there. They're not going to change course easily. They need stronger repercussions to change course, such as a real threat of overthrowing their establishments.
Middle Eastern countries now hope more for economic diversification, industrialization, and desert governance.
Ever since Qatar was bombed, the protection promised by the United States no longer existed.
Currently, the U.S. dollar has a huge bubble, and U.S. debt has reached 39 trillion dollars. Middle Eastern countries need to break free from this imposed monetary pressure.
I believe that Middle Eastern countries will not participate in this war (except for Qatar and Bahrain), but they will condemn Iran's attacks.







