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Peace is breaking out in the Middle East and Washington is not happy.

While we were being distracted by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war,

in Washington's increasing involvement in the war,

tremendous developments in the Middle East have all but ended decades

of U.S. meddling in the region. Peace is breaking out in the Middle East

and Washington is not at all happy about it.

Take for example, the recent mending of relations between Saudi Arabia

and formerly Bitter-Edda Adversary's Iran and Syria,

a China broker deal between the Saudis in Iran has them reestablishing

full diplomatic relations with the foreign ministers of both countries

meeting in Beijing last week. It is the highest level meeting between the two countries

in seven years. Additionally, Riyadh is expected to invite Syria back into the

Arab League on Syria. President Assad may attend the next Arab League summit.

Syria was suspended from the Arab League 12 years ago

when the U.S. allies in the Middle East signed on to Washington's Assad-Musco

policy that wreaked havoc across the region.

And the nearly decade-long war in Yemen, which has devastated that population,

appears to finally be ending as Saudi Arabia has expected to announce an end to its U.S.

back war on that country. Troops from the United Arab Emirates

are leaving Yemen and a Saudi delegation is arriving to negotiate a peace deal.

To normal people, the idea of peace breaking out in the Middle East is a wonderful thing.

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