This interview analyzes escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia and Eurasia. It highlights Iran's shift to direct ballistic missile attacks on US warships, ending \"proportional response\" amid US port blockades. Despite US claims, regional coordination keeps oil flowing through the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion explores the recent SCO Summit, where members condemned US-Israeli actions, marking a shift in global alliances. Furthermore, the emerging \"Mecca Defense Alliance\" (Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan) reflects a growing desire for regional security autonomy, reducing reliance on the US and countering Israeli leverage. Meanwhile, US attempts to pivot to the Ukraine conflict for domestic political gains face Russia's unwavering demand for a new European security architecture. A deep dive into declining US dominance and multipolar cooperation.
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