The visit of Benjamin Netanyahu to Donald Trump takes place at a time when the diplomatic space around Iran is rapidly narrowing, and military risks in the Middle East continue to grow. The question now is not only about the future of Iran's relations with the United States and Israel, but also about whether a new round of conflict can change the balance of power far beyond the region.
Khayal Muazzin analyzes the possible reasons for the meeting between Netanyahu and Trump, the readiness of the IRGC for a new confrontation and the reasons for Tehran's deep distrust of American negotiations.
Special attention is paid to whether diplomatic initiatives can be used simultaneously with the preparation of a military scenario.
What role will Russia and China play in the event of further escalation? How important are the BRICS countries to Iran? And how can events in the Caspian region be linked to a broader geopolitical confrontation?
The current crisis is already going beyond the traditional conflict between Iran and Israel. At stake are the security of the Persian Gulf, the US position in the Middle East, the interests of Russia and China, and the future configuration of the world system.