by Margherita Furlan
March 1, 2019
"Iran is the main
threat in the Middle East, and confronting the Islamic Republic is the key to
achieving peace in the entire region". As American Secretary of State Mike
Pompeo pronounced these words in Poland, on February 13, Iran was hit by a
kamikaze attack: 42 Pasdaran dead in the Southeastern provinces of Sistan and
Baluchistan. The attack was claimed by the Sunni jihadist group Jaish al-Adl,
who decided to hit while the country celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Islamic
Revolution. The event was met by the almost total silence of our own media.
"It is no coincidence if Iran was hit by terror on the day the Warsaw
circus begins'' - tweeted Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif -
''especially when supporters of the same terrorists are applauding from the
streets of Warsaw.''
To Zarif, the presence
of the former mayor of New York, Rudolph Giuliani, did not go unnoticed, and
was protested by the Mojahedin-e Khalqs in the streets of the Polish capital,
during the "Conference for the Stabilization of the Middle East", organised
by the United States. Its stated purpose was to create a united front against
Iran. American Vice President Mike Pence was present, as were Secretary of
State Mike Pompeo, and Jared Kushner, senior advisor for Middle Eastern affairs
and son-in-law of the tenant of the White House. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came as
interim Minister of Defense and Foreign Affairs. At this summit, which
assembled more than 50 countries, there were delegations led by Ministers from
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Morocco, Oman, Yemen, Jordan,
while Egypt and Tunisia sent deputy ministers. Leaving the absentees aside,
Tehran can count on the support or neutrality of Algeria, Libya, Sudan,
Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Kuwait, and Qatar, as well as that of Turkey, a non-Arab
Sunni power.
Coinciding with the
Polish summit, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was in Sochi with his
counterparts from Iran and Russia, Hassan Rohani and Vladimir Putin, who
gathered there for a new meeting of the Astana trio concerning Syria. On the
other hand, after the defeat of Daesh in Syria, the United States and Israel do
not accept the influence of the Shia red crescent and Russia, which now extends
from the heart of Mesopotamia to the Mediterranean. Could it be that the Warsaw
Summit is aimed not only at Iran but also against Putin's Russia and China?
Let's work in order, and
return for a moment to Warsaw. It is no coincidence that the United States
chose this location - in the North and at the same time in the East - to talk
about the Middle East. Washington has indeed promised Warsaw that it will
increase the number of troops from "Fort Trump" to counter the
announced danger of a Russian invasion (in reality announced only by NATO's
powerful communication apparatus). There is one condition - the Polish
government must cancel the contracts it has already signed with the Chinese
company Huawei for the development of the 5G network. Washington knows that
whoever wins the communications war wins the world. Thus in Warsaw, while
satisfying Bibi's belligerent impulses, it is strengthening NATO along the
border with Russia, which is now surrounded, and protects its now obsolete
hegemony of the Celestial Empire that advances, and once again divides Europe.
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