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Arguments Justifying Aggression (Part 2)
The article addressed Iran's ongoing escalation in the region and the accusations directed at it, emphasizing that Iran justifies its aggression by claiming to defend just causes. However, its practices tend to threaten the security of Gulf countries and exploit religious and political slogans to conceal its aggressive operations. It clarified that Iran uses Islamic and Palestinian slogans as covers to direct its missiles and drones against Arab countries, especially Gulf states, deliberately provoking and targeting civilian and security facilities to serve its expansionist interests. Despite the Gulf Cooperation Council countries expressing their desire to cooperate with Tehran to ensure regional security, Iran's behavior aims to dominate Iraq, Palestine, and Yemen, and to establish regional influence. Its actions pose a clear threat to security and stability in the Gulf, including the continued occupation of Emirati islands and attempts to divide Arab identity to facilitate its hegemonic project.
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