By Admin 
Due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, the threat of oil crisis is looming all over the world. Meanwhile, a report has claimed that Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman is insisting on US President Donald Trump to continue military operations against Iran. He described this war as an important opportunity in changing the geographical situation of the region.
Saudi in favor of removing Iran’s current regime: report
According to the New York Times report, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia has emphasized on maintaining constant pressure on Iran in his recent conversation with Trump. He also said that Iran is a threat to the Gulf countries, which can be solved only by removing the current government. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also sees Iran as a threat. Experts say that Saudi Arabia’s concerns are different. Despite these reports, Saudi Arabia has publicly denied applying pressure to prolong the war.
Saudi government supports peaceful solution
In an official statement, the Saudi government said, ‘We have always supported a peaceful solution to this war even before it started. Our biggest concern today is to protect our people and their homes from the daily attacks on them. Iran has chosen the path of dangerous confrontation instead of diplomatic solutions. This has caused loss to all concerned, but Iran has suffered the most loss.
Saudi suggested ground action: report
Saudi Arabia has already suffered economic and security losses due to this war. In response to the US-Israel attacks, Iran attacked Gulf countries with missiles and drones, disrupting the oil market. The impact of the Strait of Hormuz has had an impact on exports from Gulf countries including Saudi Arabia, UAE and Kuwait. Trump sometimes hints at reducing tension and sometimes hints at increasing it.
According to the New York Times, Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman agreed to take even tougher action, including targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure. The report claimed that Mohammed bin Salman also suggested ground action to weaken the government in Tehran.