🔸 Prime Minister of Qatar and the "wake-up call" of the war against Iran; Repeating the past or moving towards Seidogo?

🔸 Prime Minister of Qatar and the "wake-up call" of the war against Iran; Repeating the past or moving towards Seidogo?

Leila Vahdi - IRNA reporter

🔹 The reversal of the role of the Prime Minister of Qatar regarding Iran after the war emphasized again the necessity of the countries of the region to review their past ways and move towards peace and cooperation to ensure the security of West Asia.

Mohsen Milani, a professor of politics at the University of South Florida, in an analysis published in Chatham House magazine, sees this war as a challenge to the foundations of the same order in which Washington built its supremacy in the Persian Gulf after the Cold War. According to him, the system did not reach any of the announced strategic goals - the change of the established political system or the complete destruction of Iran's missile and nuclear power.

🔹 Tricontinental magazine also considers the deals made by the kingdoms of the Persian Gulf with the United States as flawed deals that broke the slogan "a deal with the United States will save you". In the end, what needs to be drawn a clear picture for the countries of the region from the combination of economic, political and military realities is that they can no longer determine the future path just by relying on the old claim that "Iran is disturbing" and returning to the bosom of a security umbrella that they experienced as flawed.

Which path will these countries choose in the end? Returning to America's imaginary security shield or moving to a region experiencing a minimum of stability and collective cooperation is a question that can only be answered by observing their practical behavior in the coming weeks and months rather than by momentary comments.