Saudi Arabia has refused to allow the United States to use its bases and airspace for operation 'Liberty', aimed at securing maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
Lara Maior
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According to the American press, Saudi Arabia rejected the United States' request to use its bases and airspace for operation 'Liberty', which aimed to secure maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. The project, announced by Donald Trump over the weekend, was suspended less than three days after its implementation. Although Trump cited a request from Pakistan not to disrupt negotiations with Iran, NBC suggests that the true reason for the suspension was Saudi Arabia's refusal. It appears that Gulf states were not informed about the details of the operation, and in subsequent discussions, Trump failed to gain the support of the Saudi leader. This situation reflects the existing tensions in the region and the complications in the relationships between the US and its Gulf allies.
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Arabia Saudită ar fi blocat operațiunea lui Trump în Strâmtoarea Ormuz, refuzând accesul armatei americane la baze și spațiul aerian
Tensiuni între SUA și aliații din Orientul Mijlociu. Trump a suspendat operațiunile din cauza refuzului unei țări de a permite utilizarea spațiului aerian
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