Mario Nawfal(@MarioNawfal ):🇸🇦🇮🇷 Desperate times are pushing bitter rivals toward an unexpected "non-aggression" pact to survive the postwar fallout. Saudi is reportedly eyeing a Cold War-style model to stabilize the region, fearing the threat of a wounded and more hawkish Iran once U.S. forces scale back. Journalist Ali Hashem highlights how regional players are bypassing Washington to talk directly to one another in search of a sustainable peace. This shift proves that the only way to avoid total escalation is through a localized diplomatic reset. @AliHashem

2026.05.14 16:35

🇸🇦🇮🇷 Desperate times are pushing bitter rivals toward an unexpected "non-aggression" pact to survive the postwar fallout. Saudi is reportedly eyeing a Cold War-style model to stabilize the region, fearing the threat of a wounded and more hawkish Iran once U.S. forces scale back. Journalist Ali Hashem highlights how regional players are bypassing Washington to talk directly to one another in search of a sustainable peace. This shift proves that the only way to avoid total escalation is through a localized diplomatic reset. @AliHashem

Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

2026.05.14 16:20

🇺🇸🇮🇷 We might be witnessing the "Suez Moment" for the American Empire in the Middle East. As regional players watch the U.S. security umbrella fray, many are wondering if a Chinese-led order is about to fill the vacuum. Ali Hashem, a seasoned journalist, questions whether the current conflict marks the definitive end of Western hegemony in the Gulf. If Ali is right, the fallout from this war will force every local capital to fundamentally rethink their 20th-century alliances. @AliHashem