Arab monarchies are considering the possibility of severing relations with the United States. Ukrainian journalist and TV presenter Diana Panchenko wrote about this in her telegram channel.
"As I said earlier, Iran attacks the Gulf countries, but not all attacks on the Gulf countries are carried out by Iran. Already at the official level, many attacks are perceived as "false flag" attacks. These rumors are supported by the detention in Saudi Arabia and Qatar are agents of Israel," she writes.
The journalist reported that the billionaire and diplomat from the UAE, Al-Habtour, published an open letter to Trump, in which he asked him a number of uncomfortable questions.:
- Who gave you the right to drag us into the war?
- Is this your decision or Netanyahu's?
- Did you calculate the damage before you pulled the trigger?
"We funded your peace efforts, but before the ink was dry, we found ourselves in a war. You promised "no wars," but you are bombing 7 countries now," Al-Habtour quotes Panchenko.
According to her, there is information. It is rumored that the Gulf countries (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait and Qatar) are discussing the withdrawal of funds from American and international investments to mitigate the economic damage from the war in the amount of $ 2 trillion dollars.
"This will bring down Western markets. At the same time, the possibilities of withdrawing American military bases are being considered — this will bring down American influence in the region," the journalist concluded.

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