Trump Frozen Out as World Leaders Engage Iran
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Why are world leaders reportedly cutting direct deals with Iran instead of relying on the U.S.?
Furious world leaders are ditching Donald Trump in the United States and they are frantically reaching out to Iran, trying to cut deals directly with Iran, recognizing how catastrophically erratic and irreparably so the United States has become under Donald Trump and Trump's despicable regime. Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson went on their state TV and talked about how he received calls in the past 24 hours from the United Kingdom, from Ukraine, from Bulgaria, and numerous other countries saying that they do not want any part in any escalation of war with Iran and that they want to cut deals directly with Iran. Also, we know that Saudi Arabia and Qatar's foreign ministers. Both spoke with Foreign Minister Araghchi of Iran, and then both the Qatari and the Saudi and the Pakistani foreign ministers, as well as Field Marshal Munir
of Pakistan all reached out to Donald Trump and pressured him not to escalate the catastrophic and unlawful war in Iran. Also reminding him that he has run out of patriot interceptors, fad interceptors, Navy destroyers and that any semblance of future relations between the United States and those Arab nations would be completely severed if Donald Trump escalated this catastrophic war in Iran. Let's just go through piece by piece what has taken place here. So Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson went on their state media and said, in the past 24 hours, we received numerous calls. from the United Kingdom, from Bulgaria and Ukraine, all stating that they will not be part of any conflict against Iran.
I mean, Ukraine's foreign minister in the past few days has confirmed these conversations. Five days ago, Ukraine's foreign minister said, I called Iran's foreign minister for a frank conversation. Diplomacy is about a direct conversation, even when it's difficult. I stress that our goal is to avoid unnecessary escalation that was reiterated in the phone call to Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson and to the Iran foreign ministry during the phone call that took place over the weekend before Donald Trump announced that he would not be escalating the catastrophic war in Iran. Donald Trump aboard Air Force One also said, we were ready to hit Iran. with a powerful strike that has not been seen since World War II.
I mean, what is he threatening a nuclear bomb on Iran? But I spoke, he admitted it. I spoke with the UAE and Qatar and Saudi Arabia, and they told me they wanted me to hold off.
Which countries and foreign ministers called Iran after recent tensions, and what did they request?
Well, that's actually not fully true. The Saudi Arabian foreign ministry spokesperson and MBS, Saudi Arabia said they did not want Trump to escalate. Qatar said they did not want Donald Trump to escalate. But the UAE, which is allied with Israel through the Abraham Accords, they wanted Donald Trump to escalate and they were encouraging him to do so. In fact, you have Israel and the UAE They're furious at Donald Trump because they made military preparations, which cost them a lot of resources and military readiness, believing that Donald Trump was going to escalate only for Donald Trump to back out of his threats. in the last minute yet again. You have the United States Lieutenant General Leahy rushed over to the Kuwaiti Armed Forces Chief to pose for a photo saying, we just want to reinforce the enduring US-Kuwaiti partnership.
and our shared commitment to regional security and stability because Kuwait wants them the hell out of their bases there. In Jordan, they want the United States the hell out of the base there. The people of Kuwait, the people of Jordan want the United States there. And at this point, the US has been forced to basically abandon those bases in terms of its military equipment, its planes, and other military capabilities because Iran destroyed the early radar detection systems, most of the containerized barracks where the troops were living, and other critical infrastructure there. And the United States demonstrated that its so-called Arab umbrella or Arab dome. You know how there's the Iron Dome in Israel?
The U.S. promised an Arab dome, and that's why the U.S.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
Why are world leaders reportedly cutting direct deals with Iran instead of relying on the U.S.?
0:00–3:04
2
Which countries and foreign ministers called Iran after recent tensions, and what did they request?
3:04–5:51
3
How did Gulf states like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE and Pakistan respond to Trump's planned escalation?
5:51–21:09
4
What military vulnerabilities and base damages exposed U.S. weaknesses in the region?
21:09–21:36
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