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An analysis of how Iran’s four decades of proxy warfare, regional destabilization, and strategic miscalculations culminated in the current conflict with the United States and Israel, reshaping the Middle Eastern security landscape.
Iran’s missile attacks expose the UAE’s strategic vulnerability after the Abraham Accords, revealing the limits of deterrence and reliance on U.S. security guarantees.
: Pakistan helped halt Iran’s strikes on the Gulf states, but the real test begins now. Can Islamabad balance diplomacy, deterrence, and its Saudi defense pact?
The Gulf’s air-power evolution is increasingly shaped by the fusion of advanced platforms with modern doctrine and faster decision cycles. As regional forces adapt to complex threat environments, partners like Pakistan, whose operational experience spans multiple domains, are becoming part of the broader conversation on future air-power thinking.
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