Imported security investigated in the Persian Gulf; The need to redefine the regional order Sahand Iranmehr, writer and political science researcher, wrote in "Iran": Before, there was such an idea that it was possible to provide security in imports; This meant that Arab states in the Persian Gulf could ensure their security by relying on foreign powers. But this assumption has now been seriously challenged. The second variable is the formation and consolidation of this understanding among the countries of the region that no security arrangements without the participation of Iran can form a reliable basis for ensuring the security of the region. If we wish to define this order, we must consider an order that is made in a productive cycle; That is, in interaction with the countries of the region and taking into account the post-war conditions, it should be consolidated so that its continuation is based on stability, not disruption. However, if each power region continues to believe that it can impose regional order on its own, the current chaotic situation in the region will continue. Read the full text here.

Imported security investigated in the Persian Gulf; The need to redefine the regional order Sahand Iranmehr, writer and political science researcher, wrote in "Iran": Before, there was such an idea that it was possible to provide security in imports; This meant that Arab states in the Persian Gulf could ensure their security by relying on foreign powers. But this assumption has now been seriously challenged. The second variable is the formation and consolidation of this understanding among the countries of the region that no security arrangements without the participation of Iran can form a reliable basis for ensuring the security of the region. If we wish to define this order, we must consider an order that is made in a productive cycle; That is, in interaction with the countries of the region and taking into account the post-war conditions, it should be consolidated so that its continuation is based on stability, not disruption. However, if each power region continues to believe that it can impose regional order on its own, the current chaotic situation in the region will continue. Read the full text here.