Arab ally loses trust in Trump as Iran unleashes revenge, Tturns to US' nuke rival for help amid war?

The United Arab Emirates is reassessing its long-standing security partnership with the United States after facing intense attacks from Iran amid the escalating Middle East conflict. In just days of fighting linked to the Iran–Israel conflict escalation, the UAE has reportedly faced more than 1,400 drones and over 200 missiles. With air-defence supplies reportedly running low, Abu Dhabi is now seeking diplomatic and security support from Russia. UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan held a crucial call with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, urging an immediate halt to attacks and calling for renewed diplomacy to prevent further escalation across the Gulf. At the same time, Donald Trump reportedly held talks with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan as Washington attempted to manage tensions with its key Gulf partner. Watch the video to find out more.