Is Saudi Arabia quietly playing both sides as tensions with Iran spiral toward a possible U.S. military strike? While Riyadh publicly rejects allowing U.S. airspace for attacks on Iran and calls for de-escalation, multiple reports suggest it may privately welcome strikes that weaken Tehran. As Iran faces internal protests and President Donald Trump reviews military options, the decades-old Sunni-Shia rivalry resurfaces with global consequences. A U.S. strike could ignite the Middle East, threaten the Strait of Hormuz, and draw China and Russia deeper into the conflict. Is this duplicity—or a calculated survival strategy by Riyadh?
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