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Tabuk to Banyas: new influence battle
The article focused on the escalating tension in Syria resulting from three main events: a thwarted attempt to export weapons from Iraq to Lebanon, an Iranian Revolutionary Guard missile strike on the Tanaf area, and the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Syria and Iraq to revive the Kirkuk–Banias pipeline. These events highlight the importance of the struggle over strategic corridors, as each of the involved parties seeks to redraw the map of influence and energy in the region by controlling trade routes and oil pipelines. The article explains that Iran targeted an American command center in Tanaf, while the signing of the pipeline memorandum reflects Syria and Iraq's efforts to strengthen their economic capabilities and revive old transportation lines. This represents a geographical and strategic shift that impacts the balance of power in the region.
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