Iran may see Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province as a strategic pressure point where energy security and internal stability converge.
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Balochistan insurgency reveals Pakistan’s military limits while spilling into Iran, where cross-border rebel networks now threaten both states.
Why Cuba regime change through U.S. military force would likely fail, triggering a bloody insurgency instead of democracy.
The geopolitical stability of the Horn of Africa hinges on whether Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed addresses the structural failures of…
Kurdish offensive risks rallying Persian nationalism, fragmenting opposition, and triggering regional blowback without lasting US commitment.
U.S. considers backing Iranian Kurds as new war front, as factions urge Kurds to abandon regime forces.
Iran won’t Balkanize; ethnic militias lack the manpower, unity, and backing to secede.