"Irán está imponiendo su agenda a EEUU. El cobro de peajes en Ormuz es una gran victoria". Belikow

"Iran is imposing its agenda on the US. The toll collection in the Strait of Hormuz is a major victory." - Belikow The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is undergoing a strategic redefinition marked by growing tensions between its European partners and the United States. Members of the Old Continent are seeking to consolidate reasonable autonomy in the face of pressure from Washington, which demands strict alignment with its geopolitical priorities, even in theaters of operations that exceed the transatlantic alliance's purview. Although the recent elections in Hungary have mitigated some internal objections, significant distorting factors persist, such as Turkey's breakaway stance, Ankara's long-standing conflict with Kurdish militias, and the distancing of Washington's traditional allies in the Persian Gulf following the leak of covert military operations. On the other hand, the international chessboard shows a reconfiguration of forces in the Middle East after the recent bilateral memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States in Doha. Several analyses suggest that Tehran has succeeded in imposing its agenda by forcing the acceptance of tolls in the Strait of Hormuz and restricting access for inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to its strategic underground facilities. The postponement of diplomatic meetings due to the funeral rites for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—who died in February 2026—and the subsequent absence of his successor, Mukhta Khamenei, for security reasons, demonstrate the state of high alert in the region. This Iranian consolidation, supported by the geostrategic architecture of the BRICS, weakens the position of the European Union and diminishes the influence of the United States, which is reorienting its national security doctrine toward strengthening its hegemony in the Americas. Meanwhile, international relief efforts in Venezuela have seen the rescue of Hernán Gil, a 43-year-old security guard who was buried for eight days under 140 tons of rubble after the powerful earthquakes that struck the town of Catia La Mar in La Guaira state. The operation required a race against time, involving more than a hundred specialists from six countries, before the survivor was transferred to medical centers in Caracas. #interview #nato #usa #war #trump #iran #khamenei #doha #qatar #brics #hormuz #geopolitics #china #russia #businesstv 🔞Disclaimer: All information, material, and/or content included in this program is for informational and educational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Consult your own independent financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Negocios TV is not responsible for the opinions expressed in the video.