Pompeo Advocates for Peaceful Resolution After Aramco Attacks
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stated on Thursday that the United States is forming a coalition to deter Iran following attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities, emphasizing the desire for a peaceful solution.
"We are still striving to build out a coalition in an act of diplomacy while the foreign minister of Iran is threatening all out war and to fight to the last American, we're here to build up a coalition aimed at achieving peace," Pompeo said after meeting Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed.
Context and Diplomatic Efforts
Despite aggressive rhetoric from Iran’s foreign minister threatening a full-scale conflict, Pompeo highlighted the U.S. commitment to diplomacy and coalition-building to maintain stability in the region.
Official Statements and Public Dialogue
Pompeo’s comments were made during a press briefing following discussions with UAE leadership, underscoring a united regional approach against escalation. The administration seeks to deter further aggression while prioritizing peaceful outcomes.
"We are here to build up a coalition aimed at achieving peace," he reiterated.
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Summary: Mike Pompeo emphasized U.S. efforts to build a coalition for peace and deterrence after attacks on Saudi oil facilities, despite escalated threats from Iran’s foreign minister.