Ankara Blocks Israel's Eastern Med Shift
The article discusses the attempt by the United States and Israel to reposition themselves in the Eastern Mediterranean region after their failure to achieve their goals, especially amid the recent escalation with Iran and Tehran’s refusal to regain control of the Strait of Hormuz as it was before the war. This situation relies on the armistice agreement that grants Iran the upper hand in determining the future of the strait. The report notes that the U.S. faces difficulties in redrawing the regional map, particularly with the rising power of Turkey and Pakistan, as well as the emergence of growing popular and regional resistance to the Zionist project. These factors complicate potential withdrawal operations from the Gulf and usher the region into significant strategic transformations.
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