Tom Brake: Regime change wars fail, Iran's solution offers no victory or defeat

The US Special Envoy to Syria and Iraq, Tom Barrack, stated that attempts to change regimes in the Middle East have failed to achieve their goals and that the region has become filled with intertwined interests. He warned that military interventions lead to repercussions that extend beyond the borders of the involved countries. He added that Washington is repositioning itself in the region and is considering forming new alliances, emphasizing that, in his view, the nuclear threat from Iran was eliminated during the 12-day war. He questions the justification for continuing the confrontation given the economic damages and regional stability concerns. Barrack affirmed that the use of force often does not resolve conflicts and indicated that the United States wants to be an assisting party, calling on regional states to take responsibility for their security and to curb the influence of militias. He clarified that there is no intention for a US ground intervention in Yemen. He also pointed out that reaching a peaceful agreement with Iran is the preferred option and that Iran's future should be decided by the Iranians themselves. Moreover, he noted that the developments in Syria demonstrated the possibility of integrating non-governmental forces into official military structures. Barrack expressed support for halting Israeli operations inside Syria, noting that recent attacks have altered Israel's security calculations.

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