Trump Administration Plans Post-Iran War Middle East Strategy
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The Trump administration is reportedly planning a Middle East strategy for after a potential war with Iran, including a regional alliance and expanded Abraham Accords. The plan's implementation is contingent on upcoming U.S. and Israeli elections.
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- Trump administration plans post-Iran war Middle East strategy.
- Strategy includes regional alliance to deter Iran.
- Expansion of Abraham Accords is a key goal.
- Plan implementation delayed until after U.S. and Israeli elections.
- U.S. would act as guarantor for the regional alliance.
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly developing a strategy for the Middle East that would take effect after a potential war with Iran. The plan includes forming a regional alliance of U.S. allies aimed at deterring Iran and expanding the Abraham Accords.
According to Axios, the plan is in its early stages and will not be implemented before the Israeli elections on October 27 and the U.S. midterm elections on November 3. As part of this initiative, the U.S. intends to act as a guarantor for the proposed regional alliance.
Further elements of the strategy reportedly include a plan for the disarmament of Hamas, security agreements between Israel and Syria, and the continued implementation of a framework agreement between Israel and Lebanon. A key objective is also the expansion of the Abraham Accords, specifically aiming for a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
U.S. officials acknowledge that the outcome of the upcoming Israeli elections could impact the initiative's prospects. However, they maintain that the Trump administration is committed to advancing the plan regardless of which government is in power in Jerusalem.
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