Beware: Iran attack expected, regional instability looms

The region faces a heightened risk of Iranian aggression, potentially targeting Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, according to an analysis citing American writer Thomas Friedman and shifting U.S. regional policy. The article suggests that Iran, feeling its survival threatened, may seek to externalize conflict, a move amplified by the U.S. administration's perceived disengagement from its allies' security.

This potential escalation is fueled by Iran's continued support for Iraqi militias, which have openly defied the Iraqi government's disarmament plans. Senior Iranian officials have recently met with these factions, reaffirming material, political, and military backing. Reports indicate Iran's readiness to conduct military operations within adversary territories, with Iraqi militias playing an expanded role.

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The American-Israeli war with Iran proved that the small can act like the big, with great power, high precision, and at a low cost.

Kuwait and Saudi Arabia are particularly vulnerable due to their proximity to Iran and past attacks by pro-Iranian militias operating from Iraq. The article stresses the urgency of comprehensive preparation, advocating for a strengthened home front, civilian mobilization, and military training for citizens. It emphasizes that citizens are the primary defenders of the homeland, provided they are adequately prepared.

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