The old order in West Asia created through the Sykes-Picos agreement is unravelling. A new order is taking shape in which Islamic Iran is in the driving seat and it insists that outside powers will have no role in its future security. Some artificial Arabian regimes may even disappear.
The US-zionist military defeat is already forcing Arabian potentates to adjust their policies. They are left with no choice but to end their hostility toward the Islamic Republic of Iran otherwise they may end up losing their thrones.
What does regional reset mean in West Asia? It depends on who is talking. For the aggressors, it means integrating the zionist entity into the regional fabric; for the resistance axis it means consolidating the power of the resistance to confront the war criminals.
Bashar al Asad’s overthrow has caused panic among dictators in West Asia, notably in Egypt, Jordan and Pakistan. They are trying to convince the people that if they do not back the military, the terrorists will come after them. The masses are not buying this canard.
What would be the consequences of direct US military involvement to save its zionist war in a potential war with Iran. This article examines the various scenarios.
