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nuclear deal. But in the early read on what just went down, Trump got little more than the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
His pre-war demands included regime change, eliminating highly enriched uranium, completely halting Iran's domestic peaceful enrichment program, and dismantling its miss ...
nuclear deal, has deepened Tehran's distrust of US promises to an unprecedented degree.
Recent remarks by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who dismissed the MoU with Iran as just a piece of paper and hinted at the possibility of talks collapsing, have only reinforced the perception that the T ...
nuclear bomb to Strait of Hormuz as weapon
Deterrence, as one of the oldest concepts in military and diplomatic doctrine, has always hinged on a simple equation: the cost of attack must outweigh its benefits. In classic strategic thinking, the nuclear bomb is the ultimate deterrent. But the Ramadan ...
nuclear case, missile program, and regional influence of Iran were the cases of dispute between Tehran and Washington, but now all these cases are buried under the shadow of the Strait of Hormuz.
All eyes are now on a waterway that is seen as the main artery of the world's energy. The ongoing w ...
nuclear sites during its ongoing military campaign ALWAGHT- Tehran on Monday accused Washington of deliberately attacking civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear sites during its ongoing military campaign, while confirming it had received mediation proposals to lower tensions but insisting it w ...
nuclear deal and Saudis need to make their standing clear. Alwaght- The agreement that was supposed to initiate a new chapter of civilian nuclear cooperation between the US and Saudi Arabia has faced serious questions less than a day after being inked.
On Wednesday, the US Energy Secretary Chris Wr ...
nuclear power plays the top role.
4. Pakistan, from being a security consumer to a security exporter
On a broader level, experts view this agreement as a sign that Pakistan is shedding its role as a mere security consumer and emerging as a security exporter and a regional security player in its ow ...
nuclear capacity, and Turkey with its defense industries and operational capabilities fit this bloc.
Why Mecca?
One notable detail is the choice of Mecca as the venue for the talks, and the possible naming of the accord after the holy city. Diplomatically, the selection stands out as unusual; most ...
nuclear deterrence. Published analyses of the Mecca deal have underscored precisely this realignment of military power, a different blend of assets than the old Arab order.
Egypt, by contrast, has chosen, for now, to stay on the sidelines of the tripartite defense commitment, keeping its options op ...
nuclear-armed nation in the Muslim world. And Saudi Arabia brings deep financial reserves and the ability to acquire cutting-edge weaponry. If this agreement coalesces into a coherent military framework, that combination of assets could fundamentally reshape the regional balance of power.
The pact ...