United States

Hosted the G20 summit in Atlanta where these diplomatic divisions manifested.

President Trump asserted that the war with Iran will be wrapped up soon.

Not directly mentioned in the snippet, but the Saudi coalition is a key US partner in the region; however, based strictly on the text, only the Saudi coalition and Houthis are active actors.

Not directly mentioned in the provided text, but contextually supports the internationally recognized government.

Not directly involved in the strike, but the incident affects US interests in regional energy security and maritime freedom of navigation.

Named by Iranian media as a primary cause of maritime instability.

Navy Commander acknowledged the targeting of the USS Abraham Lincoln.

Subject of reported drone destruction.

Engaged in mediation efforts with Iran, supported by Pakistani military optimism.

Subject of mediation efforts with Iran.

Engaged in mediation efforts facilitated by Pakistan to de-escalate the conflict.

Ordered non-emergency staff to leave and required special authorization for airport use due to security risks.

Not directly involved in the incident, but the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz is a primary concern for US energy security and regional military posture.

Party to mediation efforts with Iran

Wielding threat of war as a bargaining chip while seeking talks.

Subject of mediation efforts by Pakistan to facilitate talks with Iran.

Attempted to appease Moscow and punt on Iran-related actions, resulting in failed market stabilization.

Likely supporter of the 'Dawn of Yemen' coalition operations, though not explicitly named in the snippet.

Discussed blockade and economic pressure strategies with military leadership, explicitly ruling out immediate strikes.

Brokered the framework agreement referenced by Hezbollah.