Does the UAE learn from the experience of the Ramadan war?
The Ramadan war exposed the ineffectiveness of the American hired security umbrella and showed that buying weapons and hosting foreign systems is not a guarantee for the security of the countries in the region against aggression.
Despite spending billions on weapons and hosting Israeli equipment, the United Arab Emirates is not immune to the consequences of aggression against Iran. The Iran attacks exposed the costs of cooperating with attackers.
The defeat in the elections of Trump and Netanyahu emphasized the political consequences of starting a war against Iran and showed that relying on shaky powers cannot guarantee the interests and security of the regional partners.
On the other hand, the meeting in Tehran with the presence of senior officials of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan is a sign of the ability of regional cooperation to deal with common threats and move towards local security.
While emphasizing coexistence with its neighbors, Iran has strengthened its deterrence. Respecting Iran's sovereignty, ending the intervention and avoiding accompanying the attackers are a prerequisite for sustainable security in the region.
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