The Syria Perspective & Future “JCPOA”s

April 2016

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani visited Pakistan in late March. Arrangements were made beforehand to establish further economic relations and expand diplomatic ties, while knowing Pakistan is a member of the Islamic countries’ coalition spearheaded by Saudi Arabia. This alliance is specifically formed to prevent Iran’s terrorist measures in the region.

The nuclear deal engulfs the flames of war in Syria

Russian bombs are dropping in the Idlib Province on FSA controlled areas that are 50km away from ISIS controlled areas.

One question comes to mind: what is the reason behind the sudden changes and the joint front between Putin and the mullahs?

Nuclear pact and Iran’s increasing meddling in the Middle East

September 2015

How can we analyze the general policies pursued by the regime ruling Iran vis-à-vis its neighboring countries, especially Iraq, Yemen, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Lebanon following the July 14^th nuclear agreement signed in Vienna? Will Iran’s meddling in these countries decrease, as hoped for by US President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry? Or will Tehran get a hold of an influx of billions of dollars, and consider the deal a green light to actually increase its interferences?

What are Iran’s objectives in the Middle East?

In the news the other day remarks made by Bahrain Interior Minister Sheikh Rashed al-Khalife caught my attention. Al-Khalife emphasized his country denounces any and all meddling by Iran on his turf. He accused Tehran of aggressive positions, unbounded propaganda attacks, smuggling of explosives-arms-ammo to Bahrain and launching camps in Iran to train terrorists.

The Vienna deal will never prevent the Iranian regime from acquiring a nuclear bomb

On July 14^th, a deal was announced between the P5+1 countries with Iran over its nuclear program. The Iranian regime called the deal a great victory and announced that it will celebrate. I still haven’t read the details of the deal but I can guess from the reactions.