In July, Saudi Arabia and the United States targeted Iran-backed militants in Iraq. These attacks followed the claim of responsibility by the Houthis of Yemen for drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities. These events reflect the increasing tensions in the region, and it seems that Iran is shaping a new ring of proxy forces with the aim of strengthening its influence and threatening the security of America's allied countries.
New challenges for the security of the Persian Gulf
These developments clearly indicate Iran's efforts to expand its sphere of influence in the Persian Gulf and challenge Western powers. With the increase in military activities and direct threats, regional countries must be prepared to confront these challenges and maintain their security.
