Arab Gulf Security Strategies
The article focused on the developments in the security environment in the Arabian Gulf, where the region experienced significant shifts in 2026, moving from crisis management to an integrated regional deterrence system. Issues such as the Strait of Hormuz and the occupied Emirati islands have become central elements in the security equation, with increasing military cooperation among Gulf states, Egypt, and Turkey to enhance defense capabilities. Additionally, the strategic importance of the islands and the significance of the Strait of Hormuz have made disputes over them a key issue related to maritime security and freedom of navigation. Meanwhile, the region is heading toward building modern, advanced technological systems to deter threats.
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