Trump's Regional Strategy and the War of Rounds
Trump's strategy in the Middle East focused on removing Iran from the region and eliminating its affiliated militant groups, aiming to restore Iran to its natural borders and end the rule of the mullahs. He also sought to build an alliance with Arab and Muslim countries and to redraw the balance of power through joint regional projects, while safeguarding international trade waterways and developing transportation networks. During his two years in office, the Trump administration achieved several objectives, including the exit of Iran from Syria, constraining its branches in Iraq, the election of a president (without a prime minister) in Lebanon, establishing a peace council in Gaza, and incorporating Pakistan as a nuclear-armed state in the region.
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