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Gulf braced for escalation of war between US-Israel alliance and Iran

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What the sources say, in brief

According to the Financial Times, Gulf states are bracing for a possible escalation of the war between the US-Israel alliance and Iran. Diplomats quoted by the paper warn that renewed conflict would be even more damaging than earlier rounds of fighting. Two Financial Times entries carry the same headline and standfirst, and the sources supplied do not include further detail on specific events, casualties, or timing. The item is not marked as developing.

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Gulf braced for escalation of war between US-Israel alliance and Iran. According to the Financial Times, Gulf states are bracing for a possible escalation of the war between the US-Israel alliance and Iran. Diplomats quoted by the paper warn that renewed conflict would be even more damaging than earlier rounds of fighting. Two Financial Times entries carry the same headline and standfirst, and the sources supplied do not include further detail on specific events, casualties, or timing. The item is not marked as developing. Covered by 2 publications. Financial Times: Gulf braced for escalation of war between US-Israel alliance and Iran. Financial Times World: Gulf braced for escalation of war between US-Israel alliance and Iran.

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  1. Financial Times United Kingdom Gulf braced for escalation of war between US-Israel alliance and Iran Diplomats warn that renewed conflict would be even more damaging than previous rounds of fighting 3 h ago · Tier 1
  2. Financial Times World United Kingdom Gulf braced for escalation of war between US-Israel alliance and Iran Diplomats warn that renewed conflict would be even more damaging than previous rounds of fighting 3 h ago · Tier 2

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