La crise en Iran change l'ordre des pays du Golfe
The crisis in Iran changes the order of the Gulf countries
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The crisis in Iran changes the order of the Gulf countries.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates want to protect their economy.
These rich countries are now using diplomacy to avoid conflicts.
Previously, they often used military force.
Qatar also plays an important role as a mediator.
Tensions with Iran influence the price of oil in the world.
Gulf leaders are looking for new allies for their security.
The situation remains difficult and changes very quickly.
Everyone is watching the reaction of the United States.
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