What would the Persian Gulf look like without America?

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The United States has long been the security guarantor in the Persian Gulf, but this article explores the evolving regional security order shaped by Iran and its neighboring countries as a potential shift away from US dominance. The analysis considers the implications for regional stability and power dynamics.

For decades, the United States has presented itself as the guarantor of security in the Persian Gulf. But what has that presence meant for the region, and what could replace it? This video examines the rise of a new regional security order being shaped by Iran and the countries of the region themselves.