Armed Geography in the Gulf and Buran
The article highlights the importance of geopolitics in the Gulf, Red Sea, and Black Sea regions, where geographic elements such as ports, straits, and pipelines have become tools in political and military conflicts. The article explained how current conflicts—such as the Russia-Ukraine war and its impact on Black Sea ports, the movements of the Houthi group in the Red Sea, and Iran's threats to the Strait of Hormuz—are increasing tensions and leading to economic and security agreements that threaten global navigation, energy supplies, and food security. It emphasized that geographical escalation reflects ongoing economic crises worldwide, including rising shipping costs and energy prices. The article underlined the necessity of dialogue and diplomacy to resolve these crises, especially since expanding conflicts could have catastrophic outcomes for the region and the world.
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