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Fox: As Iran weakens, questions grow over Mohammed bin Salman’s regional ambitions
- As Iran weakens, a power vacuum is forming in the Middle East, and Saudi Arabia is recalibrating its regional influence, according to experts.
- Javed Ali stated that both Saudi Arabia and Iran have been competing for influence since Iran's 1979 revolution.
- Salman Al-Ansari stated that the Saudi approach to foreign policy focuses on pragmatic considerations aimed at stability and development rather than ideological alignment.
- Michael Rubin noted rising tensions due to accumulated frustration with U.S. policy, expressing concerns that Saudi leaders might pursue new alliances if U.S. support falters.
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Saudi Arabia eyes regional power as Iran faces potential collapse, reshaping Middle East dynamics.
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