The trap of Qatar and Turkey: How they are trying to torpedo the new regional order

Lt. Col. (res.) Amit Yagor argues that Turkey and Qatar are working to torpedo the new regional order led by the US and Israel, while attempting to block military moves against Iran and thwart the American-Saudi-Israeli axis.

Lt. Col. (res.) Amit Yagor argues in an opinion piece that Turkey and Qatar are working to torpedo the new regional order led by the US, Israel, and the Abraham Accords. According to him, the recent 'Badr' summit was intended to establish an informal diplomatic alliance that would prevent an American-Israeli military move against Iran and block the creation of the American-Saudi-Israeli axis. The author also warns of the tightening military ties between Turkey, Pakistan, and Indonesia as a threat to India and the IMEC economic corridor. He calls for a determined and coordinated response from the US, Israel, India, Saudi Arabia, and Greece.

The trap of Qatar and Turkey: How they are trying to torpedo the new regional order