This interview explores major shifts in U.S. foreign policy in West Asia. Key topics include the reported return of U.S. diplomats to Middle Eastern embassies, signaling potential de-escalation in the region. We discuss the U.S. decision to end military aid to Iraqi Kurdistan, marking a significant shift in regional dynamics and the future of the \"Kurdish project.\"
The conversation also covers growing unity among regional powers, with Sunni and Shia nations reassessing their stance and reducing reliance on U.S. mediation. Additional insights touch on NATO's attrition in the Ukraine war, Persian Gulf economic tensions, and ongoing geopolitical realignments involving Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt.
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