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The world just came within minutes of a catastrophic war. In the last 48 hours, an unprecedented diplomatic crisis unfolded behind closed doors in Washington. President Donald Trump was poised to launch a military strike on Iran—until America's oldest Middle Eastern allies intervened to stop him.

Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, and Oman delivered an urgent, unified secret warning to the White House: Do not attack. They warned that a strike on Tehran would not be a "surgical operation," but the trigger for a regional explosion that would close the Strait of Hormuz, crash the global economy, and spike oil prices overnight.

In this investigative geopolitical analysis, we expose the reality behind the headlines. We look at why the Gulf states, traditional rivals of Iran, stepped in to save the regime. We analyze the immense economic pressure, the role of China behind the scenes, the furious reaction in Israel, and what this massive shift in power means for the future of American influence in the Middle East.

The bombs didn't fall today, but the danger has not passed—it has just been paused.

Topics Covered in This Analysis:

The secret midnight calls from Riyadh and Doha to the White House.

Why a US strike on Iran would trigger a global economic depression.

The end of the old "Sunni vs. Shia" narrative in geopolitics.

How Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030" is forcing peace with Iran.

The Pentagon vs. The White House hawks: The internal US power struggle.

The implications for Israel and the future of the region.

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