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Trump has sought help from allies to help with the war in Iran. But, his calls for help have been met with silence and rejection. In this video, we're taking a look at Trump's appeals for assistance and why no one seems to want to join his war.
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Trump’s call for help in Strait of Hormuz:
UK, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands statement:
UK and Germany talking down prospect of deployment:
Europe says ‘not our war’:
Trump’s shifting positions:
Iran warns Europe against becoming ‘legitimate targets’:
Polls show disapproval of US action against Iran:
Practical concerns about allied deployment to Strait:
Qatar gas attack, ‘armageddon scenario’:
Gulf frustration at US-Israeli attacks:
Gulf, Arab, Islamic 12-country statement on Iranian attacks:
Gulf analysts on why Gulf states reluctant to join war:
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