Syria And Iran: A Shifting Alliance In A Volatile Middle East
The intricate relationship between Syria and Iran has long been a cornerstone of Middle Eastern geopolitics, shaping regional power dynamics and influencing conflicts across the Levant. For decades under Assad, Syria relied heavily on Iran and Russia and was isolated from the West, forging a deep strategic partnership rooted in shared interests and a common adversary in Israel. This enduring alliance, however, is now facing unprecedented pressures, signaling a potential paradigm shift in the region's complex web of allegiances.
Understanding the nuances of the Syrian-Iranian bond requires delving into its historical roots, examining the current geopolitical landscape, and anticipating the future trajectory of a relationship that has, for so long, defied external pressures. As the Middle East continues to grapple with escalating tensions and shifting alliances, the evolution of the Syria and Iran axis remains a critical factor in determining the region's stability and future direction.
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