In April 2023 Saudi Arabia and Iran’s foreign ministers met in Beijing to discuss reopening their diplomatic missions in their respective countries, to encourage visits of official and private delegations, and to facilitate visas for Iranian and Saudi citizens. They also agreed to discuss resuming flights between the 2 countries. This was the first formal diplomatic meeting between the 2 countries since China brokered a deal to restore relations between the top regional powers in March 2023. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said that Beijing is ready to support both side…
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Yes, we should always promote diplomatic peace talks during foreign conflicts
@9FPTVZC8mos8MO
no i think we should tell them to stop not ask and if that takes blowing their entire country up so be it
@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
No, we should not get involved in foreign conflicts
@9GGNHPSPeace and Freedom7mos7MO
We should because if we want to protect other people and give ourselves a better name and stance, we should get involved with Saudi Arabia and Iran.
@9FYWDTV7mos7MO
We shouldn’t get involved. There isn’t a counter argument. You could say they might send a bunch of illegal aliens over the border to create sleeper cells that might attack - it’s worth getting involved to protect ourselves.
@9FPKSY48mos8MO
We may think we are helping but something can go wrong and we can end up in a war fighting to keep our freedom
@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
No, only if it is an immediate threat to our safety
@9FZL9FC7mos7MO
I would say that the speculation of terrorism is enough to go and hunt down a terrorist or at least bring them in for interrogation.
@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
No
@9FPTVZC8mos8MO
8 b83s could blow up all mjor fuclitesin iran and we would not need to find peace the would just hvae to ltsen if they wan tto lezve
@9BDJWJ61yr1Y
Yes, but in a minimal fashion. We should avoid getting overly involved in our country's business.
@9D73H7P9mos9MO
Yes, if the problem could impact us.
While it's true that conflicts can have global ramifications, it's also important to consider the complexities of international relations. For instance, if the US were to support peace talks between Saudi Arabia and Iran, it might be seen as interference by other Middle Eastern countries. This could potentially escalate tensions rather than defuse them. Do you think there's a way to support peace talks without causing backlash from other nations in the region?
@9BCQZYT1yr1Y
Work with Saudis against Iran
@98N6PB8Independent1yr1Y
No, we would lose our foothold against Iran in the Middle East.
@9BDLZNM1yr1Y
A Saudi-Iranian peace talk will push Saudi Arabia away from the USA and towards Russia. We should be backing up Saudi Arabia as much as we can to remake our strong relation.
@9BD5VXBIndependent1yr1Y
We should support it from a distance, monitoring it closely and pandering to what guarantees our safety first.
@9BCX5V31yr1Y
Yes, if we are giving our input in a PASSIVE requested way. We should not meddle in the affairs of other countries unless we are asked to by the country in order to work toward a safer, cohesive, and cooperative world.
@Natsukiza1yr1Y
The government should not be heavily involved in foreign conflicts like these
@99G5GNZIndependent1yr1Y
No, not through these talks; Xi's diplomatic interest in the two countries reconciling does not come from a genuine hope for peace, it's just political maneuvering to solidify opposition to NATO.
@9BCZ6BR1yr1Y
No, what goes on between other countries is none of the USA’s business.
@9BC3Z391yr1Y
Yes, but is China the best country to foster good relations between two 'top regional powers'?
@9HMHCGJ5mos5MO
No, we should not involve ourselves with foreign conflicts unless it somehow involves us or any countries we have alliances or business deals with.
@9M9XZTW2wks2W
We should support the stabilisation of such a violent region. However the US and its allies must make sure that Iran never develops nuclear weapons or starts a major war. Global peace should be a top priority.
@9M4GRRV2wks2W
Yes, but we must be careful in how we do it. We do not want Saudi Arabia to become too close to Iran.
@9LNZDPR4wks4W
No, we shouldn't get involved in foreign conflicts and only if it is an immediate threat to our society.
@9LN8ZKP1mo1MO
We should promote it but we shouldn't get so involved that if the conflict escalates then we get dragged into it.
@9LFGWG51mo1MO
WHO CARES WE NEED TO FOCUS ON OURSELVES. No country is trying to help other as much as we are. We are falling right now and the last thing we need to worry about is other countries.
@9L2JQLR2mos2MO
I feel like this is not really any of our business if we are not involved, it would be different if we were.
@9KJYCV82mos2MO
No but America should monitor the Nations that are historically/religiously hostile towards Western beliefs and ideology.
@9KDW4L83mos3MO
Yes but as a diplomatic supporter of peace. Not involved in the actual documentation as long as it doesn’t violate human rights
@9KB3Q863mos3MO
No, we should not get involved in foreign conflict but I do support them reaching peace on their own without the USA involvement.
Deleted3mos3MO
Yes and No, we should always promote diplomatic peace talk during foreign conflict; only if it is an immediate threat to our safety; we should not get involved in foreign conflicts.
@Brandonnoe84Libertarian 3mos3MO
We should encourage them to start peace talks, but we should not send any supplies or moderators over to help with the peace talks.
@9JTWHJZ3mos3MO
yes peace is always good, but i don’t know if getting involved in foreign conflicts without being asked to by those foreign countries is a good idea
@9JFRWGN4mos4MO
Only to prevent either side from gaining nuclear weapons. If either one, Saudi Arabia or Iran, gained nuclear weapons, they must be taken out ASAP; both countries are far too radical in their Islamic view to be taken lightly.
@9463KG84mos4MO
No, Iran hates us and we’re already not allies with Saudi Arabia. Them paired up makes a powerful enemy.
Think gas is pricey now just wait lol
@9HQCRDMIndependent5mos5MO
We should stop fomenting conflicts between neighbors for the sake of cheap access to natural resources
@9HP4KFL5mos5MO
We do not need to entwine ourselves in other countries' issues when at such a small level at this moment. Maybe in the future if tensions rise too much.
@9HMDW9P5mos5MO
yes diplomacy is always the best option but again this wont happen due to it making us a stupid amount of money from oil and the MIC (military industrial complex)
@7YS3KJPIndependent 6mos6MO
Generally speaking, I dislike both countries’ governments and don’t feel very strongly about this issue, though I am usually in favor of the general idea of supporting peace between nations as a matter of principle.
@9GT7BP4Libertarian6mos6MO
While we should encourage diplomatic peace talks amidst foreign conflicts, we should still not get too involved as it isn't entirely our business or of any threat to us.
@9GHDRKD7mos7MO
Not at this time. But we should always be laying the groundwork for ending conflicts. However there are currently more than unresolved conflicts. There is a fundamental difference in goals and objectives. Iran is not at a place we can negotiate with them right now.
@9GCTVQW7mos7MO
No, both Saudi Arabia and Iran are undemocratic and authoritarian regimes that we should not help in any way.
@9GC529BRepublican7mos7MO
They shouldn't of started anything with the US military looking back to what happen to Japan in world war 2. We should take business route to make our a economy better and mercantilism in there country.
@9G6HCZ67mos7MO
While the dispute is of a foreign kind, it shouldn't mitigate the U.S.'s capacity to help out those who are actively being harmed in this conflict.
@9F9RHQR8mos8MO
America should stop sticking its nose into other countries' issues
@9F5DX488mos8MO
Only if Iran makes serious concessions on its nuclear program, support for terrorism and relationship with Israel
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