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Oct 28, 2026
Jonny GannonGUEST
And the Saudis took a different tact.
Jonny GannonGUEST
I think that the Omanis, obviously, and the Qataris place a very high value on mediation and would like to still try to play those roles and come to some type of Better situation whereby the kinetic operations stop and we start trending back towards the old normal.
Jonny GannonGUEST
I don't know that the Emiratis and Saudis feel that way.
Jonny GannonGUEST
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Trita ParsiGUEST
It's a very, very difficult balancing act, particularly when one of the parties in the conflict is a superpower that you're quite dependent upon.
Trita ParsiGUEST
I don't think this necessarily has translated to a larger point of tension in Iranian-Pakistani relations, but you're also seeing that the Pakistanis has close certain border checkpoints between the two sides and are seen by the Iranians as helping the American efforts to isolate and contain it in a manner I don't think they necessarily view the Qataris and certainly don't view the Omanis.
Mario NawfalHOST
I was looking for your story on the Iranian airspace breach.
Mario NawfalHOST
It's gone up.
Curt MillsHOST
Like, for instance, members of the Gulf are much more calcified against paying the Iranians off for the straight.
Curt MillsHOST
So they're against this tax, this environmental protection fee, like the Omanis and different players are much more against this than they were in the spring.
Curt MillsHOST
But like, there's like the U S if it wasn't just an appendage of its ally, like it has all the power here to still like clean up its mess.
Robert WrightHOST
Sure, it does.
Curt MillsHOST
Like, for instance, members of the Gulf are much more calcified against paying the Iranians off for the straight.
Curt MillsHOST
So they're against this tax, this environmental protection fee, like the Omanis and different players are much more against this than they were in the spring.
Curt MillsHOST
But like, there's like the U S if it wasn't just an appendage of its ally, like it has all the power here to still like clean up its mess.
Robert WrightGUEST
Sure.
Marco GeraceHOST
And we decided to stay in.
Marco GeraceHOST
The Omanis were coming to tell the United States, yes, this is what we have brokered.
Marco GeraceHOST
This is what you've asked for.
Marco GeraceHOST
This is what we're working towards.
Brett McGurkGUEST
U.S. went to war with the Houthis.
Brett McGurkGUEST
A deal was cut through the Omanis.
Brett McGurkGUEST
They're not going to target our ships, but the Houthis retain the right to target others.
Brett McGurkGUEST
So we basically got out of it to protect U.S. shipping, which was the objective the president had set.
Emma NelsonHOST
And tell us just a little bit about how this is all being viewed in the region, the enormous amount of pomp and ceremony that was enjoyed in the United Kingdom.
Emma NelsonHOST
What did the Omanis make of all this?
Lemma ShahadiGUEST
I think there's probably a lot of excitement.
Lemma ShahadiGUEST
There were a lot of young Omanis who came to London ahead of the visit because Oman had some programs in London to promote their new free zones and real estate projects in
Emma NelsonHOST
London.
Emma NelsonHOST
Lemma Shahadi, Senior Correspondent at The National.
Roger HigginsonGUEST
Because that's something that can impact the American economy and can have an impact on American citizens and American voters in a way that war in itself in the Middle East does not have such an impact.
Roger HigginsonGUEST
But you can then start a debate of, well, is it better for the Americans to be involved, or would it be better for, in particular, the Omanis and the Iranians, which we know they are working on, to arrange a deal between themselves concerning how they regulate traffic flow through the Straits of Hormuz, whether a tax is justified and how it would be administered.
Roger HigginsonGUEST
I would suggest, given the almost total lack of any trust between America and Iran, particularly now Iran, who's over the past year been attacked twice, that it would be far, far better to leave the Iranians and the Omanis to get on with it.
Vladimir BobetićHOST
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey have different relationships with Iran and different security priorities.
Vladimir BobetićHOST
How far can their differences cooperation go before those differences become an obstacle?
Russel HonoréGUEST
And both sides have taken a position.
Russel HonoréGUEST
The Iranians continue to work through the army chief out of Pakistan and the Omanis to try and come to some resolution.
Russel HonoréGUEST
And none of those have been acceptable.
Russel HonoréGUEST
The more, as a legacy, you can't escape history.
Stanly JohnyGUEST
We don't have the details of the understanding, but it's very evident that they reached an understanding.
Stanly JohnyGUEST
And the Omanis are already cooperating with Iran, right? So I think once the war settles, when a new security order emerges, Persian Gulf countries, of course, they will try to diversify their security challenges.
Stanly JohnyGUEST
They might want to have better ties with the Turks, the Pakistanis.
Stanly JohnyGUEST
UAE would continue to cling on to the Americans.
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