Washington's regional security role ends
The study addresses a historic shift in the regional security system in the Middle East, indicating the end of Washington's monopoly over setting security frameworks in the area after the recent war. According to researcher Fatima Al-Sumadi, the decline in U.S. influence has led to the emergence of new security arrangements and a erosion of confidence in the nuclear non-proliferation regime. This situation prompts Iran to craft a new vision for the post-war era, aiming to establish a regional position that differs from its previous one, involving a redefinition of security relationships following the diminished American role since 1991. The study links statements by Iranian officials with expectations of Washington’s waning dominance, emphasizing that Iran is currently seeking to establish new security principles within the regional system that will emerge after the decline of American influence.
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