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Saudi Arabia is winning Gulf War III

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By David Rundell
| Yahoo Verified
Iran and its proxies have been damaged in ways Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could never have hoped to achieve alone - Evan Vucci/AP The cold war between Saudi Arabia and Iran has burned with varying degrees of intensity for decades. It remains an artifact of the even more ancient Arab-Persian, Sunni-Shia tensions that have roiled the Middle East for centuries. The Saudis speak Arabic and place great store in their role as custodians of Mecca.
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Saudi Arabia could be seven days away from chaos if Iran’s water war hits home

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By David Rundell
| Yahoo Verified
The Ras Al-Khair water desalination plant in eastern Saudi Arabia - FAYEZ NURELDINE/AFP In the arid heart of the Arabian peninsula, where scorching temperatures and negligible rainfall define the landscape, water is not merely a resource it is the linchpin of survival. The six member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) – Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and Oman – rely overwhelmingly on desalination plants to quench their thirst.
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This is how we end the Ukraine war

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By David Rundell
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Opinion David Rundell Tue, September 23, 2025 at 5:59 PM UTC 5 min read The war in Ukraine needs to end. It has been out of control for three years, costing hundreds of billions of pounds and hundreds of thousands of lives. Further escalation risks confrontation with a nuclear power. Opinions differ on how we got here. Some claim Vladimir Putin is intent on recreating a Russian empire. Others believe that no Russian leader would survive if they allowed Nato to expand to within 300 miles of Moscow.
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