"EEUU no sabe muy bien a dónde quiere ir con Irán, Israel está llevando la voz cantante". De la Osa

"The US doesn't quite know where it wants to go with Iran; Israel is calling the shots." Alfonso López de la Osa, Dean of International Relations and Law at Nebrija International University, analyzes Washington's disoriented strategy in the Middle East, stating that "if the United States' current attitude suffers from anything, it's that it doesn't seem to know where it wants to go." In his remarks, he warns about the White House's role in the regional conflict, where "it's being a bit too prominent" while supporting an Israel that "ends up calling the shots." The expert also questions the narrative surrounding the Iranian nuclear program and draws a disturbing historical parallel with the 2003 invasion: "It feels like we're seeing a repeat of Colin Powell's approach, the talk about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, and then, in the end, when it's too late, comes the apology." In the global geopolitical arena, López de la Osa points out that the major powers are ceding the initiative to Washington, which is causing the United States to "erode its own international policy" and become mired in the Middle East while the global axis shifts to the Indo-Pacific. This strategic erosion and the inability to guarantee regional security are leading its partners to "begin seeking support elsewhere," as demonstrated by Saudi Arabia's tactical distancing. Faced with this scenario, the academic anticipates a profound multilateral reputational crisis and illustrates the strategic crossroads with two possible outcomes: a favorable context where the White House manages to limit Israel and stabilize the region, or an adverse scenario where the war against the Iranian regime "becomes entrenched," damaging long-term US credibility. #USA #Iran #Israel #Trump #War #MiddleEast #SaudiArabia #DonaldTrump #Geopolitics #Interview #Intereconomia