Ankara affects Eastern Mediterranean positioning
The article reveals the complexities of the American effort to revive the nuclear agreement with Iran and to modify the status of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran rejects returning the strait to its pre-war status and demands the application of Article V of the ceasefire agreement, which grants it a greater role in determining the future of the strait through negotiations with Oman and Gulf countries. The article also highlights the failure of U.S. policies to achieve their objectives in the region, as the United States is preoccupied with repositioning itself in the Eastern Mediterranean amid rising Turkish and Pakistani influence, and faced with Israel's deteriorating situation following October 2023 operations. This reflects an increasing exhaustion of Israel and Western powers, emphasizing that the Israeli occupation is facing strong popular and regional resistance, and indicating that the region is heading toward profound changes that weaken American and Israeli influence.
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