Abdulkhaliq Abdullah on Gulf Security and Geography
The Emirati academic Dr. Abdulkhaliq Abdullah affirms that Iran's war against the Gulf, especially after the aggression on the UAE, has increased threats to security and stability in the region. He pointed out that Iran is seeking to militarize the Strait of Hormuz and is escalating its risks, prompting the UAE to lead efforts to reduce dependence on the strait by developing alternatives and strengthening logistical infrastructure for oil exports. He emphasized that the Iranian threat has become multiplied and requires Gulf countries to enhance their self-defense capabilities, relying on strong roles for the United States as a key element of protection, while excluding the possibility of a security balance with China in the near future.
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