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Who Is More Powerful: Saudi Arabia or Iran? (opens the original)
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In the midst of the current war, a question is frequently raised as to why Iran - a country with fewer financial resources and under siege - is more capable of fighting than Gulf states like Saudi Arabia, and whether there is something amiss behind that. This conclusion, that Iran represents a model of "superiority," has been repeated for many years due to military "victories" it achieved against more than half of the region's countries, and not just Israel. Partially, this is true; it is a dang
How Can the Houthis be Challenged? (opens the original)
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The latest developments on the ground in Yemen are so significant that their seriousness cannot be understated. Iran now has an arm on the vital Bab el-Mandeb Strait through its proxy, the Houthi militia, which has seized the port of Mokha and the Yemeni islands in the southern Red Sea. The Houthis' aggressive military activities leading up to the attack pointed to one of three possibilities: either they were targeting Saudi areas bordering Yemen to the north, oil facilities in Yemen's Marib pro
Kidnapping a Thousand American Soldiers! (opens the original)
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In a recently surfaced video, Mohsen Rezaei speaks about Iran kidnapping one thousand American soldiers and bargaining over them. While the video is authentic, the statement is old, dating back to 2015. Today, Rezaei serves as the right-hand man to the new Supreme Leader and holds the position of Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. Does Iran still view war through this same mindset? The confrontation has been ongoing for a year, yet they have been unable to arrest anyone or destr
China between the Gulf and Iran (opens the original)
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The sole common factor between Saudi Arabia and Iran is China. As the largest buyer of crude oil from both nations, China has also felt the economic sting of the conflict due to supply disruptions and their broader fallout. While domestic gasoline prices have surged by nearly a third and Chinese exports to Arab markets have contracted, China's economy continues to register growth. China is the nation most invested in the energy security and maritime navigation of the Middle East, as it stands as
The Treasury Secretary’s Threats: Psychological or Real? (opens the original)
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Although the US president has repeatedly vowed to destroy Iran, it was the recent remarks by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that triggered a sharper, more furious reaction from the Iranian leadership. Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, a veteran negotiator and general, expressed outrage and announced that Tehran would draft new strategies to counter these threats. In a strikingly candid and significant address seemingly directed at the Supreme Leader and war-hawk military commander
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