Reza Talebi, a journalist, said disagreements between global powers and regional countries have prevented the formation of consensus in the UN Security Council to confront the actions of the Islamic Republic. According to him, China and Russia have used their veto power to limit the legal actions against Tehran, and this has made regional agreements and bilateral relations more prominent.

Talebi added that if diplomatic and legal efforts reach an impasse, it is possible that Arab countries will participate, within the framework of the United States’ strategy, as supporting forces in practical actions against the Islamic Republic. He emphasized that the future of this crisis depends to a large extent on Washington’s negotiations with China and Russia, as well as on security and economic developments in the region.