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Leaders of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Turkey have engaged in diplomatic efforts with US President Donald Trump to prevent additional military action against Iran, according to reports citing the Financial Times.

The regional leaders expressed concerns about pressure being exerted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resume military operations. This diplomatic intervention reflects growing anxiety in Gulf states about escalation in the region.

Following a conversation with Qatar’s Prime Minister, Trump indicated a shift in stance, stating: “Military action is not necessary. We are seeing momentum towards ending the conflict.” This suggests potential de-escalation efforts are underway at the highest levels of US-Middle East diplomacy.

The development represents a significant diplomatic initiative involving multiple key regional powers attempting to constrain military escalation and redirect discussions towards political resolution.

Sources: Walla, www.israelhayom.co.il, Times of Israel