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Gulf Hormuz Strait Tensions
The article explains that the conflict in the Gulf, especially around the Strait of Hormuz, is part of a regional plan aimed at reshaping the Middle East map. It highlights how Israel, the US, and Iran are employing various tools to pursue their interests. This includes escalating the war on Gaza as a beginning to redraw influence in the region, targeting Iran and paving the way to transfer the conflict to the Gulf. The analysis focuses on a strategy of building an extended Iranian network of militias, controlling spheres of influence, and dismantling nation-states through proxy wars, all accompanied by a fundamental shift in mechanisms of dominance—shifting from direct occupation to managing chaos. The findings show that the region has experienced significant transformations from 2003 to 2025, with a focus on managing conflicts to serve the interests of major powers. What is happening today represents an advanced stage of a long-term process aimed at changing the balance of power and influence in the region.
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