Adel Abdul Mahdi, the former Prime Minister of Iraq, stated that the United States is in decline and emphasized that Iran now has the initiative. In an interview analyzing the current state of the world, he referred to the success of the martyr project of Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah and considered it a sign of major changes in the global power equations.
Analysis of the Current State of Global Powers
Abdul Mahdi elaborated on the challenges facing the United States. He specifically pointed to the economic and social crises in the country and said: "The United States is facing serious problems in various areas, which has led to a decrease in its global influence." He also added that U.S. foreign policies have progressed in such a way that other regional powers, including Iran, are significantly strengthening their positions.
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Iran's Successes in the International Arena
The former Prime Minister of Iraq also emphasized Iran's successes in regional projects and said: "The martyr project of Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah clearly demonstrates the capabilities of Iran and its allies in maintaining stability and security in the region." He added that this project is not only beneficial for Iran but for the entire region and can serve as a model for other countries facing similar challenges.
Abdul Mahdi further pointed out that under the current circumstances, Iran should seize this opportunity to strengthen its relations with other countries and regional institutions. He stated that given recent developments, Iran can emerge as an influential power in global equations.
Finally, Adel Abdul Mahdi expressed hope that the changes in the international arena are inevitable and that regional countries can work together to build a brighter future. He emphasized the necessity of unity and solidarity among Islamic countries, stating that only in this way can peace and stability be established in the region.
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