Miles Parks

He has not built a coalition beyond working closely with Israel.

But we've seen...

several U.S.

allies, Britain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, say, we don't really want to be a part of this in terms of using our bases or flying over our airspace.

And that can be significant.

In some of the recent clashes between Israel and Iran, Jordan, for example, shot down drones or missiles that were flying over its airspace.

Now, it

wouldn't come out and say, we're doing this to protect Israel.

They were saying, we don't want those objects flying over our airspace.

So they were shooting them down as sort of their own self-defense.

That's the kind of assistance you can get or may need from allies in the region.

And the Trump administration just hasn't reached out and is getting a real hands-off approach from U.S.

allies in the region and beyond.

Yeah, Miles.

So as we sit here and look at it long distance, not very much is changing.

In fact, it's a stalemate in many ways.

The front line is not moving, hasn't been moving really for the past couple of years, small Russian advances.

But

But there's another way to look at it.

And again, the four-year mark gives us an opportunity to do that.