UAE, Saudi Leaders Break Ice to Discuss Iran Missile Attacks
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
Leaders of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia spoke by phone in the wake of Iran’s retaliatory attacks on US bases in the Gulf, as security concerns outweighed a feud between the two regional powerhouses.
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