Tchakarov: Shockwaves from Tehran in the Caucasus and Central Asia
The Israeli-Iranian conflict is escalating and spreading to the Caucasus and Central Asia, with both countries trying to expand their influence in the region. Israel is building partnerships with Azerbaijan and Central Asian states, while Iran is strengthening ties with Armenia and other countries in the region.
A proxy war between Israel and Iran has been ongoing for ten months, with the conflict escalating further after high-profile assassinations. The conflict is part of a larger cold war between the Western bloc and the Eurasian bloc. Israel and Iran are vying for influence in the Caucasus and Central Asia. Israel is building partnerships with Azerbaijan and Central Asian states. Azerbaijan is a key partner for Israel due to its location on Iran's northern border. Iran is strengthening ties with Armenia and other countries in the region. The region is traditionally dominated by Russia, but its influence is beginning to fray.
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