Dr. Al-Ayta on US strategy in fragile states

The article focuses on the escalation of international and regional tensions. Dr. Samir Al-Ayta's statements indicate that countries are competing over fragile nations like Iraq, and that the United States will employ non-military means—such as economic tools—in dealing with these countries, rather than engaging in direct armed conflicts. It also highlights Iraq's complex situation, where governmental authorities governing by day align with America, while at night, Iranian influences take hold, with secret agreements between the United States and Iran threatening the country's stability. Furthermore, the article notes an increase in military operations in the region, such as airstrikes and missile attacks, alongside rising military and security activities, reflecting escalating tensions among the various parties.

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