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Trump aims to determine the outlines of his Middle East policy in the last two years of his presidency. It is said that he wants the war with Iran to end and a new order is planned to be established in the Middle East.
It is claimed that US President Donald Trump, who is stated to want the war with Iran to end as soon as possible, has plans for the new era that will begin after the war in the Middle East. According to the news of US-based Axios, the Trump administration has started to work on "a comprehensive road map plan aimed at creating a new order in the region". It was stated that the plan, which is still at the draft stage, aims to determine the outlines of the US's Middle East policy in the last two years of Trump's term. It was noted that Trump had held two meetings with his senior advisors on this issue in recent weeks, and in his closed-door meetings, he said that he was preparing "something much bigger" for the Middle East after the war.
It was stated in the news that the plan in question was evaluated to be based on three basic elements. Among Washington's allies in the region, the creation of an alliance under its own guarantor in order to limit Iran's influence came first, while the second place was to resolve the Gaza, Syria and Lebanon files and end the crises in the region since October 7, 2023. It was stated that the third place was the expansion of the Abraham Accords and the reaching of a normalization agreement between Saudi Arabia and Israel.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Trump administration will create a new alliance structure for the Middle East.
Likely · Within weeks
A solution framework will emerge for the Gaza, Syria and Lebanon crises.
Possible · Within months

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