Rasouli, a member of the Front of Iranian Reformists, pointed to the gradual transition of the world to a multipolar order, stating: America relies on its military power to slow down the pace of this process. According to him, this country entrusts regional security to local powers to reduce its costs.
Multipolar Order and America's Challenges
Rasouli emphasized that global changes towards a multipolar order pose serious challenges for the United States. He added: "America, as a historical superpower, can no longer control global affairs alone and is forced to turn to new strategies."
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Reliance on Local Powers
This member of the Front of Iranian Reformists stated that the recent policies of America in the Middle East have led the country to hand over the security of this region to local powers. He said: "This decision was made due to high military costs and a reluctance to intervene directly in regional conflicts."
Rasouli also pointed out that the United States is trying to maintain its influence by supporting its allies in the region, but this is always faced with serious challenges. Criticizing this approach, he said: "Delegating security responsibility to local powers can lead to greater instability."
Future Concerns
This political analyst further added that the future of the global order will be significantly affected by these changes, and other countries must also prepare to adapt to these new conditions. He emphasized: "Iran, as a regional power, must adjust its strategies in light of these new developments."
Rasouli warned that the global order is changing and that major countries must pay attention to this reality and not overlook new developments in the international arena.
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