Iran and America’s Final Farewell in the Middle East
The United States is losing influence in the Middle East at a dizzying pace. Domestic divisions and a lack of strategic objectives threaten what was once America’s backyard.
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Óscar Hernández is an editor at The Yesterday News, specializing in economic and international news. He holds a degree in journalism from the Complutense University of Madrid. Previously, he worked as a correspondent in Tokyo, Japan, for several Spanish media outlets. He has also worked for El Confidencial, El Periódico de España, and the Diario de León.
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The United States is losing influence in the Middle East at a dizzying pace. Domestic divisions and a lack of strategic objectives threaten what was once America’s backyard.
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