Oman’s foreign minister has previously said that Israel is the 'prime source of insecurity' in the region, 'not Iran'
Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Al-Busaidy said on 12 March that the US-Israeli war being waged against the Islamic Republic of Iran aims to “reshape the region” and advance normalization with Tel Aviv.
“The goal is not limited to the nuclear issue. It also aims to weaken Iran, reshape the region, advance the normalization agenda, prevent the creation of a Palestinian state and weaken those who support that project,” Al-Busaidy said.
“Many regional parties are aware of this, but they are betting that aligning with the US may lead Washington to reconsider some of its decisions and policies,” he added.
The Omani Foreign Minister also said Washington will not be able to achieve concessions from Iran through waging war.
Al-Busaidy said that the war could end soon, but that countries should prepare themselves for the “worst possibilities.”
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
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Qatar receives nearly 100 percent of its water from such plants, while Kuwait and Bahrain receive some 90 percent, Oman receives 86 percent, and Saudi Arabia receives 70 percent.
Bahrain says an Iranian strike damaged a desalination plant, marking a new phase of the conflict targeting water infrastructure.
Gulf countries rely heavily on desalination.
Qatar nearly 100%, Kuwait and Bahrain ~90%, Oman 86%, Saudi Arabia 70%.
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