The attack that took place on the anniversary of the 1979 revolution in Iran’s Sistan and Baluchistan province, and in which dozens of Revolutionary Guards lost their lives coincided with the U.S.-led anti-Tehran summit in Warsaw backed by Israel and “some” Arab countries.
This was followed by 44 Indian soldiers losing their lives in an attack on a military convoy with a bomb-laden vehicle in the India-controlled region of Kashmir. The bloodiest attack in the last three decades.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani repeatedly said at the Turkey-Iran-Russia summit in Sochi that “The U.S. is transferring its terrorist organization Daesh militants in Syria to Afghanistan.”
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visited Pakistan and was greeted with a never-before-seen protocol.
Now connect these two events. Otherwise the siege is complete!
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We need to avoid “rising to the bait” when evaluating sister country Pakistan’s foreign policy regulations. We will not be in the same position as those that “fusillade” Islamabad over the crown prince’s visit.
It needs to be firstly understood that, Pakistan really is going through a tough economic test; second, we know that unfortunately Pakistani intelligence and military is particularly under the influence of the U.S. and partially Israel ('Airport staff say Israeli plane landed in Pakistan', 08/11/18, Middle East Eye). As is known, this is not something we are foreign to.
The U.S. impact in Pakistan is not as strong as it used to be, but the pro-West inclination among the country’s elite continues.
As a matter of fact, third and long-forgotten, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan came to us before starting/getting into all this business. We can strongly assume that everything happening today and all the relevant actors were discussed.
Eventually, the matter is not Pakistan but what they want to achieve with the “global coalition.”
This primarily concerns Iran and then the Silk Road.
This is what Mr. Prince’s plan to go to India and China following Pakistan means.
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The geopolitical response is that the U.S.’s Great Middle East plan, from Central Asia to the Levant, is a plot to turn Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, (Israel) and Pakistan into active players within the Middle East Security Alliance (MESA), known as the “Arab Force.”
In order to easily take control over the region, they are scattering about Pakistan, Afghanistan, India and Iran. What is dramatic is that even the major players are inclined to fall for this trick. For example, even though India has different, as a matter of fact, opposing notions from Saudi Arabia and the UAE in the face of terror threats, it changes color when it stands in the presence of Pakistan and China. This is what the attacks that took place ahead of the visits mean. They are softening them.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is nothing other than a useful tool. What the U.S. says behind closed doors in Riyadh is, "You need to toughen up your position against Iran. You are the reason everything started. You fed terrorism in the region, including September 11. And this is why Iran is on the ground. Now we are making it easier for you in Yemen. But the Khashoggi case is out in the open. You need to deserve the billions of dollars’ worth of modern weapons we sold you."
Very dangerous business indeed.
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Of course, Israel is the gang leader.
You cannot get an army out of the UAE, Saudi Arabia and as a matter of fact, Egypt. In this sense, U.S. presence in Afghanistan and India's relations with Israel are in a completely different frame. If New Delhi does not understand the politics established by the team, for example, if it says yes to setting a trap on the Silk Road, it will be the first to burn because of its "internal dynamics."
The development expected from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Israel, the U.S., as well as the others, is to realize a destabilization step aimed at the Iranian regime.
In other words, tough days are in store for Iran.
We need to learn now that the U.S. and its associates enter the countries/regions they desire through destabilization. The terror incident in India and the social disturbances that followed, make the U.S.'s expectations from India easier.
Not to mention that Afghanistan could be a more dangerous "hybrid" breeding machine or form of terrorism that can be exported to the region. Saudi Arabia and the UAE have been breeding the terror format al Qaida, its derivative Taliban, and Daesh for decades.
This will spread into Central Asia and the Caucasus too.
The U.S. and Israel are playing with the genetics of terrorism. What will emerge should frighten everybody. A different format of this geopolitical matrix is to position "European troops" in the "safe zone" on the Syria-Iraq border.
CENTCOM Commander Votel and U.S. National Security Adviser Bolton expects the India-Pakistan-Afghanistan triangle to collapse Iran while blasting the Silk Road.
They are pulling out a carpet laid from Syria to China, from Georgia to the Persian Gulf. They do not care about how the strategic pothole that will form is going to swallow the region, or the kind of humanitarian tragedy that it will result in.
