How Do Gulf States Balance U.S. Military Ties With the Risk of Retaliation?

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Several Gulf countries have close security relationships with the United States, but they also have to consider how a conflict with Iran could affect their own territory and residents. Hosting foreign forces can bring security benefits while making a country part of the strategic calculations of both sides.

How do these governments weigh those competing pressures during a crisis? I’m especially interested in whether their public statements, base-access decisions, or airspace policies can meaningfully limit their exposure.

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