U.S. Security Guarantees End in Doha

When missiles struck Doha on 9 September, killing six, including a Qatari security officer, it signified a collapse of American security guarantees, prompting an urgent Arab-Islamic summit and a historic Saudi-Pakistan defense pact. This shift reflects a multipolar world, improved military capabilities, and economic diversification among Gulf states, facilitating a new era of collective Islamic security.

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