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Arab governments believe US-Iran tension ‘de-escalated’

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Arab governments believe that the US-Iran tension has de-escalated, but the region remains on edge due to recent US military movements and aircraft carrier deployments.

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Moves of US military personnel and aircraft carrier keep region on edge

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Original article published by Financial Times on January 15, 2026.
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