Saudi Arabia: Strategic Depth and Security
The article affirms that Saudi Arabia represents the true strategic depth of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and serves as the region's safety valve in facing crises, especially amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran and the threats to the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi Arabia has utilized its logistical capabilities and ports to support the Gulf nations and maintain the security and stability of the Gulf. Its political and economic roles are central and have a significant impact on global energy and economic security. The article also emphasizes the importance of collective protection for Saudi Arabia, particularly in light of Iran-backed militias' escalation efforts to incapacitate Iraq's role and strengthen Tehran's influence there. This situation calls for supporting Iraq to restore its national decision-making and to enhance its relations with its Arab neighbors.
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