US EditionOman’s Foreign Minister Tells the US some Hard Truths, because that’s What Friends Do
Oman's foreign minister criticizes the US-Israeli military action as unlawful and highlights regional economic disruptions and risks to peace efforts, urging renewed diplomacy.
- Oman's Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr Albusaidi penned an article in The Economist slamming the US‑Israeli 'unlawful war' on Iran.
- Before the outbreak on February 28th, negotiators met in Muscat and Geneva, and Albusaidi led indirect Washington‑Tehran talks, then flew to Washington to press for peace.
- Tehran launched waves of strikes on Gulf neighbours, hitting Dubai and Doha and disrupting trade while driving up oil and gas prices.
- Oman has been targeted in suspected Iranian strikes while its diplomatic efforts appear to be running dry, and economic fallout may force revision of data‑centre hub plans.
- Albusaidi warned the United States has lost control of its foreign policy and argued neither America nor Israel will likely get what they want, urging resumption of bilateral negotiations.
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Israel pushed US to make ‘grave miscalculation’ of waging war on Iran: Oman
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Omani Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi said today that the United States has lost control of its foreign policy in light of the war in Iran. US President Donald Trump said that he had ordered Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stop attacking Iran's South Pars gas field after Iran attacked a Qatari gas facility in retaliation.
Oman’s foreign minister tells the US some hard truths, because that’s what friends do
Oman has played a leading role in the mediation between the US and Iran trying to prevent the regional conflict that started two weeks ago. In a poignant opinion piece “America’s friends must help extricate it from an unlawful war."
An agreement between the United States and Iran to avoid the "realistically possible" war, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Human, who mediated the discussions between the two parties. In an article published in The Economist, Badr Albusaidi gave up holding the customary diplomatic language to call the war a "disaster" and said that Donald Trump's administration "lost control over its foreign policy," reports The Guardian.
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