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2026-08-08
Former US State Department official Marlin Hardinger said one cost the United States would pay in a war with Iran is a loss of credibility. He noted Saudi Arabia Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have just signed a defense agreement, which Washington has l
Former US State Department official Marlin Hardinger said one cost the United States would pay in a war with Iran is a loss of credibility. He noted Saudi Arabia Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have just signed a defense agreement, which Washington has long feared: if Middle Eastern states no longer view the US as a reliable security partner or unwilling to intervene and provide protection, Gulf states can form their own alliance. In the near term such an alliance could help address urgent defense needs versus Iran; over the longer term it could begin to erode US dominance in the Gulf, a shift Hardinger warned would be negative for both Gulf countries and the United States in coming years.
2026-08-08
Former U.S. State Department official Marin Hardinger pointed out that one of the costs the U.S. paid in the war with Iran was the loss of its own "credibility." Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have just signed a defense agreement. Hard
Former U.S. State Department official Marin Hardinger pointed out that one of the costs the U.S. paid in the war with Iran was the loss of its own "credibility." Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have just signed a defense agreement. Hardinger stated that this is precisely what Washington has been worried about: if the Middle East does not consider the U.S. a reliable defense ally and is unwilling to truly intervene and provide protection, then the Gulf states have another option: to form their own alliance. In the short term, if this new alliance can help address Iran's pressing defense issues, it's not a bad thing. However, in the long run, it could become the starting point for weakening U.S. dominance in the Gulf region, and such a change is unlikely to be good for either the Gulf states or the U.S. in the coming years.
2026-08-08
On Aug 8 local time, the Romanian Defense Ministry said its radar surveillance did not detect any aircraft crossing Romanian airspace into Bulgaria after explosions near the Bulgarian-Romanian border. The ministry said it is continuing to monitor the
On Aug 8 local time, the Romanian Defense Ministry said its radar surveillance did not detect any aircraft crossing Romanian airspace into Bulgaria after explosions near the Bulgarian-Romanian border. The ministry said it is continuing to monitor the border area and will issue further information if material developments occur. Bulgarian Prime Minister Radev said a drone entered Bulgarian airspace from the Romanian direction on Aug 8 and exploded inside Bulgaria; no casualties were reported.
2026-08-08
Libya's Waha Oil said the Zakut-Sidra pipeline leaked and has resumed operations after repairs.
Libya's Waha Oil said the Zakut-Sidra pipeline leaked and has resumed operations after repairs.
2026-08-08
Libya's Wah Oil: The Zakut-Sidra pipeline experienced a leak but has been repaired and is now operational again.
Libya's Wah Oil: The Zakut-Sidra pipeline experienced a leak but has been repaired and is now operational again.
2026-08-08
Oman's state news agency said ongoing negotiations on arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz are positive and constructive.
Oman's state news agency said ongoing negotiations on arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz are positive and constructive.
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