The Persian Gulf Region Seeks a New Security Framework After Four Decades of Distrust

With the cessation of airstrikes on both sides of the Persian Gulf coasts, the questions raised by the war against Iran did not end. Now, after a ceasefire has been established, the Persian Gulf region faces a geopolitical mirror reflecting the flaws of the US-dependent security model that lasted about four decades, and recent developments have made it clear that it is no longer suitable for the future of the region.