By Iftikhar Mashwani
The struggle between war and peace in the Middle East has reached a deeply concerning crossroads, where the next move could trigger a new and devastating conflict.
Although a diplomatic solution remains a possibility, the rapidly evolving situation across the region continues to raise serious concerns about regional stability and security.
President Donald Trump is once again threatening Iran with major military action, prompting Tehran to place its forces on high alert.
At the same time, new conditions for a ceasefire and negotiations have reportedly been conveyed to the United States through Pakistan and Qatar, opening the possibility of renewed diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis.
Meanwhile, reports indicate that Houthi missiles and drones are reaching as far as Riyadh. Despite Saudi Arabia’s request, the United States reportedly halted planned strikes against the Houthis at the last moment.
The decision has raised important questions about the future of the historic security partnership between Washington and Riyadh.
