Regional and International Powers in the Gulf Security

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Focusing on the security landscape of the Persian Gulf, the book highlights the lack of strategic planning from major powers, including the U.S., China, and Russia, regarding regional security, with Turkey being a notable exception. It emphasizes that the primary threats are nonconventional, challenging Iranian dominance rather than traditional power dynamics. The prediction centers on an emerging power struggle between Iran and Turkey, rather than with Saudi Arabia, making it a crucial read for those involved in international relations, defense studies, and Gulf politics.