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Political Analyst Warns of Middle East Alliances Shift
A political expert confirmed that alliances in the Middle East are likely to reshape after the American-Iranian agreement, with the possibility of regional countries such as Pakistan and Turkey joining in, due to the failure of fully relying on the United States as a security guarantor. He also explained that Israel's security remains a top priority for the United States, which leverages its relationships with allies to serve this goal. Additionally, the longstanding relations between Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, dating back to 1971, continue to be characterized by mutual support during difficult times.
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