Iran's actions blur self-defense and aggression
Political analyst Hamza Al-Akaileh revealed that Iranian statements regarding targeting Jordan and Gulf countries rely on a misconception. They conflate Iran's right to self-defense with its assaults on Arab countries that were not parties to the conflict. He affirmed that Jordan is not participating in the war and maintains a stance calling for de-escalation and dialogue, while also asserting its sovereign right to defend its territory and airspace against Iranian intrusions. Additionally, the Iranian narratives claiming the use of Arab lands and waters are unconvincing, and there is no evidence of American bases in Jordan, which is bound by multiple defense agreements. Al-Akaileh warned of Iran's ongoing attempts to destabilize Jordan's security and stability through the smuggling of weapons and drugs, pointing out the intertwined interests of Iran and Israel in weakening Arab nations. He considered that continued efforts in this regard could lead to further chaos in the region.
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