Middle East on Brink of Explosion, Iran Holds Card Stronger Than Atomic Bomb

Večernji List features an analysis by journalist and analyst Hassan Haidar Diab, who paints a stark picture of the Middle East teetering on the edge of renewed conflict. Diab emphasizes the extreme fragility of the current 'peace,' warning that the situation could rapidly deteriorate. He points to what he perceives as contradictory signals from the United States, particularly from President Trump, who simultaneously speaks of impending agreements while intensifying rhetoric against Iran. A key area of concern highlighted is the Strait of Hormuz, described by Diab as the most sensitive strategic point in the current crisis. He asserts that Iran holds a strategic advantage in this region, possessing a 'card stronger than an atomic bomb' that influences Washington's approach. The analysis also touches upon alleged recent military exchanges involving US destroyers and Iranian forces, further complicating the regional dynamics, with Diab identifying Israel and the UAE as states resistant to any form of agreement with Iran.

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