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Russia Bombs Ukraine, and the Whole Middle East Feels the Blast
From the UAE, where Russian oligarchs stash their cash, to Moscow’s client Syria, and from Turkey to Israel and Iran, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is convulsing the Middle East. Ambivalence won't be an option for long
Russia's invasion of Ukraine poses conundrums for almost every country in the Middle East. None stand to gain from Vladimir Putin's wanton aggression in Europe. The Gulf Arab countries, which have expressed a telling range of disparate responses, are each trying to navigate a delicate and challenging diplomatic problem.
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