Saudi crown prince raises concern over Trump’s Iran strike plan

Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman reportedly voiced concern over US President Donald Trump’s reported plan to intensify military strikes on Iran during a phone conversation on Saturday.

According to Axios, citing a US official, the crown prince “expressed concern and asked for clarity about the plan of action.” The report also quoted another source familiar with the discussion as saying Prince Mohammed urged Trump to “de-escalate and refrain from launching the strikes.”

Reports say Saudi Arabia fears any US attack on Iran’s energy facilities or large-scale strikes on bridges and power plants could trigger retaliation.

The source said Saudi officials are worried Tehran could respond by attacking energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries if such strikes take place.

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