Why Gulf fury is aimed at Tehran, not Washington - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMinwFBVV95cUxPV2ZROHRvbWU0czBJdVFKd1YzNE9LQWNFLThxekxJZTlnRnlrZEE0ZGduYTFmdEFzTEg1RDdLTVJMaEQ1QXByeGVoSHhlbmlIdVRITzZWeFBNSXB0V2lvODdNM20xZjhaQ09nNDFNcnVLTXVhbU42dE9ETmVXQm5na2QyYTdGQ3VJbEtHMVJkYmRfTmp6d1c5TFpyVFFWQ0U?oc=5" target="_blank">Why Gulf fury is aimed at Tehran, not Washington</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Gulf Arab states are bearing the economic and military consequences of a war initiated by the U.S., leading to mounting resentment and reassessment of their security dependence on Washington.

The U.S.-initiated war with Iran has led to significant economic strain in Gulf states, prompting questions about their reliance on U.S. security assurances.

Gulf Arab states are facing economic and military repercussions from a war initiated by the U.S., leading to growing resentment and a reassessment of their security dependence on Washington.