Trump Pushes Gulf Allies to Reopen Strait of Hormuz as UAE Moves to Join Fight
Key Takeaways
- UAE willing to join fight to reopen Strait of Hormuz; first Gulf state.
- Emirati diplomats push for coalition with US and global powers to force Strait open.
- Allied coalition crucial; US not acting unilaterally.
Trump Shifts Burden to Gulf
Trump told reporters the responsibility for keeping the Strait of Hormuz open should belong to the countries that rely on it, not the U.S.
“UAE ‘willing to join’ fight, help US, allies force open Strait of Hormuz: Report The Gulf nation was actively exploring ways to assume a military role”
He expressed frustration with allies unwilling to do more to support the war effort.

The UAE is actively exploring ways to assume a military role.
UAE Pushes for UNSC Backing
The UAE is lobbying for a United Nations Security Council resolution to authorize action against Iran.
Diplomatic efforts are underway to form a coalition to reopen the Strait.

Russia and China could block such a resolution.
Trump Sets Peace Deadline
Trump said the exit could take place within two to three weeks.
“The UAE is lobbying for a United Nations Security Council resolution that would authorise such action, the officials told WSJ”
Iran does not have to make a deal for the U.S. to exit.
U.S. gas prices jumped past $4 a gallon.
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