Iran and Gulf States: What if there is no new nuclear deal?
As the United States and Iran continue to wrestle with ways to end the standoff in the nuclear talks, there is a possibility that the diplomatic track will soon collapse. If so, where will that put the Gulf States since they are frontline countries in any effort to confront Tehran or to incentivize it to change course in terms of its nuclear and regional policies? How does Washington see the role of the Gulf States in the event that the Biden administration needs to come up with a Plan B toward Iran?
Source: mei.edu