Saudi Arabia Pushes US to Intensify Attacks on Iran, Eyeing Regional Remaking

Saudi Crown Prince Urges Intensified US Strikes on Iran, Intel Source Reveals

March 27, 2026

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Saudi Crown Prince Urges Intensified US Strikes on Iran, Intel Source Reveals

Saudi Arabia is pushing the US to ramp up attacks on Iran, eyeing a 'historic opportunity' to reshape the Middle East, intelligence source confirms. Tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz.

Saudi Arabia has urged Washington to intensify attacks on Iran, a Saudi intelligence source has confirmed, while it considers whether to join the war directly. The Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is said to view the conflict as a 'historic opportunity' to remake the Middle East.

So far, there have been no reports of active Saudi military involvement. However, a Saudi analyst, Mohammed Alhamed, stated that the kingdom is likely to intervene if peace efforts led by Pakistan fail. Alhamed said:

Source: The Guardian

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Saudi Crown Prince Urges Intensified US Strikes on Iran, Intel Source Reveals

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