-+ 0.00%
-+ 0.00%
-+ 0.00%
According to a report on the US Axios News website, the US government is drawing up a “post-war containment of Iran” strategic plan, which focuses on getting Middle Eastern countries to cooperate in “containment” while continuing to normalize the relationship between these countries and America's ally Israel. However, whether Middle Eastern countries are willing or unwilling to cooperate with the US in this plan, the US side has no chance. This report published on the 4th quoted two US officials and two other people familiar with the matter as saying that the above strategic plan is in the preliminary preparation stage, and it may take several weeks to complete. The plan aims to provide guidance on US Middle East policy for the last two years of President Trump's term after the war in Iran ended. However, there are “two major events” that may affect US planning: Israel's October 27 parliamentary election and the US November midterm congressional election.
Share
Listen to the news
According to a report on the US Axios News website, the US government is drawing up a “post-war containment of Iran” strategic plan, which focuses on getting Middle Eastern countries to cooperate in “containment” while continuing to normalize the relationship between these countries and America's ally Israel. However, whether Middle Eastern countries are willing or unwilling to cooperate with the US in this plan, the US side has no chance. This report published on the 4th quoted two US officials and two other people familiar with the matter as saying that the above strategic plan is in the preliminary preparation stage, and it may take several weeks to complete. The plan aims to provide guidance on US Middle East policy for the last two years of President Trump's term after the war in Iran ended. However, there are “two major events” that may affect US planning: Israel's October 27 parliamentary election and the US November midterm congressional election.
Disclaimer:Webull uses external vendor Google Translation Service for news translations where we endeavour to ensure these are correct, however, we recommend that you please double-check this information accordingly. Webull is not responsible for translation errors or issues.
What's Trending