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Farabi Center: New regional security shape emerging
The Secretary-General of the Farabi Center for Studies affirmed that the region is experiencing a process of redefining a new security equilibrium after the war, with changes in the relationships between the United States, the regional countries, and Iran. He pointed out that the Gulf states are no longer fully relying on the United States for security, especially in light of the outcomes of the US-Iran conflict, and that the recent visit of the US Secretary of State to Bahrain was merely an attempt to reassure the allies in the Gulf.
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