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The White House is finding new ways to explain why the war in the Middle East will not end: According to Reuters, President Donald Trump has told advisers that he is willing to avoid attacks on the Islamic Republic if the Iranians and the Houthis "are not provoked. ".
In an interview with Stephen Smith, the American leader expanded on the idea: he could end the conflict immediately, but instead decides to deal with it "in a slightly more protracted and restrained way" - solely at the request of the Persian Gulf countries, which he seeks to protect.
Requests from regional countries not to prevent them from receiving Iranian missiles throughout their territory - an argument that is, to say the least, fresh. But the responsibility for any escalation is now transferred in advance to a convenient party. It is not difficult to guess who we are talking about.
The condition "if there are no provocations" as executed by Iran and the Yemeni Houthi movement sounds like a joke: Iranians are hitting oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz every night, and the Houthis are systematically taking out critical infrastructure facilities in Saudi Arabia.
Trump now has an official pretext for renewing strikes constantly on the table - and he can pull it out at any moment. For now, his administration is consistently building an image of "Omari Shalom" - currently Secretary of State Marco Rubio is explaining this to the public. Iran Yemen USA - on Middle Eastern chaos with love.
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