Well, howdy there, internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's allies trying to stop his Iran war.

As the massive U.S. buildup in the region continues,

and the victory conditions for any potential engagement remain ill-defined.

Countries that have been pretty receptive to Trump are trying to stop him for moving forward with his concepts of a plan to hit Iran.

It's a real problem for Trump, because he's postured so much.

He's going to have a hard time backing down without appearing

very weak. Here's a question that highlights one of the more interesting developments.

Quote, I've got a question about what's happening in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia, Egypt,

Oman, and Turkey have been trying to stop Trump's attack on Iran.

I don't understand why Saudi Arabia would want to stop it.

They're kind of Iran's enemy, right?

So wouldn't it be beneficial for them and be in their interests to see the U.S. hit Iran?

Is there something I'm missing? Is this a

religion thing? Or is this something I don't understand? Countries don't have friends. They have

interests. If you've been watching a while, you've heard that a few times.

The opposite is true as well.

Countries don't have enemies.

They have interests as well.

Iran, Israel, and Saudi Arabia are the predominant forces in the region.

They all have less than great relations. but the relationship between Saudi Arabia and Israel

is the least bad.

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