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According to a report on the US Axios News website, Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman made a regular phone call with US President Donald Trump on August 1, local time, to express concern about the US side's plans to launch a new large-scale attack on Iran. Currently, the White House and the Saudi Embassy in the US have declined to comment on this. The report quoted US officials as saying that during the call, Mohammed expressed concern and requested clarification of the relevant action plan. Another person familiar with the matter said that during the call, Mohammed called on Trump to ease the situation and not launch an attack on Iran. The report said that Saudi Arabia is one of America's most important allies in the Middle East region. Since the outbreak of the US-Iran war, Saudi Arabia has influenced America's Iran policy at several critical moments. Furthermore, many countries, including Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and Pakistan, are also calling on the US and Iran to ease the situation.

Zhitongcaijing·08/02/2026 07:41:00
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According to a report on the US Axios News website, Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman made a regular phone call with US President Donald Trump on August 1, local time, to express concern about the US side's plans to launch a new large-scale attack on Iran. Currently, the White House and the Saudi Embassy in the US have declined to comment on this. The report quoted US officials as saying that during the call, Mohammed expressed concern and requested clarification of the relevant action plan. Another person familiar with the matter said that during the call, Mohammed called on Trump to ease the situation and not launch an attack on Iran. The report said that Saudi Arabia is one of America's most important allies in the Middle East region. Since the outbreak of the US-Iran war, Saudi Arabia has influenced America's Iran policy at several critical moments. Furthermore, many countries, including Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and Pakistan, are also calling on the US and Iran to ease the situation.