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Old life fading, new begins
The article focused on changes in the priorities of the Iranian regime following the recent military escalation in the region, emphasizing that Iran has shifted from an offensive policy of expanding its regional influence to a defensive strategy aimed at preserving what it has achieved over the past decades. The events demonstrated that Iran no longer employs its tools primarily for expanding its influence, but rather focuses on safeguarding and stabilizing its interests, especially amid the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, where strategic options have become more limited. This shift reflects the beginning of a new phase in Iran's strategy, with war becoming a means of survival rather than long-term expansion, potentially signaling the start of the end of a period characterized by regional expansion and influence for Iran.
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