Iran War at 100 Days: Gulf States Rethink Security and Alliances

The ongoing US-Israel military campaign against Iran, now past its 100th day, is forcing Gulf states to question their traditional security beliefs. These nations are re-evaluating long-term alliances and regional stability. The conflict has disrupted economic ties and raised fears of broader instability. Gulf governments now face tough decisions about military partnerships and energy markets. As the war continues, the region's future remains uncertain. The core question for Gulf leaders is how to protect their interests in a rapidly changing environment.