Major shift from Middle East to corridors
The article concluded that the framework of understanding between the United States and Iran is not a final agreement but rather the start of discussions that will take sixty days to develop the implementation details. It is viewed as a shift in conflict management, involving reducing America's drain in the Middle East and lowering the costs of confrontation for Iran, with both sides seeking to move from tension management to balance management. This development is also expected to have a direct impact on Gulf security, reconfiguring the deterrence system, and linking the region's geopolitical transformation to the competition between the United States and China. The stability of the Middle East depends on the stability of trade and energy networks, indicating that the region is heading toward a transitional or re-engineering phase, reliant on the successful resolution of the agreement's details.
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