The Geopolitical Chessboard: Russia, Syria, Iran, Israel, Turkey, USA, China, Multipolarity & The Multinational Elite In The New World Order

While many hail Saudi Arabia's meeting with Iran as unity it signals a pragmatic rather than ideological tactic, which like the rise of multipolarity, isn't a sign of equity but a shifting strategy.

Vanessa and I discussed the complex geopolitical dynamics involving Russia, Iran, and the US. We highlighted the ratification of the Russian-Iranian strategic partnership treaty, which emphasized non-intervention in case of aggression from the US, Israel or an enemy. We noted the US's strategic maneuvers, including troop withdrawals from Syria and the potential for regime change in Iran rather than a full-on attack. We also covered Saudi Arabia's visit to Iran, emphasizing self-preservation over the ideological alliances that many are extolling, stressing the broader implications of these moves, including the potential for nuclear conflict and the ongoing struggle against Zionism, which is arguably a global issue affecting sovereignty and resource control beyond Israel’s expansionist role in the region.