INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
BEIRUT - Diplomatic traps can be more dangerous than the threats of war, as Iranian politician Saeed Jalili has recently said
War traps, however, can sometimes yield remarkable outcomes
In fact, the major achievements accomplished at the national level have often been due to war traps
War demands great leaders who possess the resolve matching the cause they represent
Avoiding the chaos of a second Syrian war became crucial after the Al-Aqsa Food battle set the course towards Jerusalem
The distinction between those supporting resistance and the conspirators for the occupation entity have become clear
Late President Raisi exemplifies a leader of this caliber: "A believer is not stung from the same hole twice." If figures like General
Soleimani and others were still active, the outcome would have likely been different
It appears that an understanding was reached between Trump and Putin to trade Syria for Ukraine
The Syrian government relied on two pillars
Russia for international political cover at the UN and aerial support in battles against terrorism
And Iran for on-ground presence, support for the resistance front, and logistical preparations
After the Al-Aqsa Flood battle and reaffirming the direction towards Jerusalem, toxic sectarianism must not return
Rampant corruption complicated the mission
The complexities of the situation surpassed his capacity
Syria may remain a negotiable arena for Moscow
However, the Iranian leadership prioritizes strategic interests, chief among them maintaining the focus on Jerusalem
However, new forms of activity may arise
The goals of the Axis of Resistance have not been abandoned, however new strategies need to be pursued
Crises can transform into genuine opportunities
Awareness has advanced and is better prepared than before
The blood of martyrs fuels the resolve
Protecting Syria without allowing room for sectarian war should be given top priority
However, given the present circumstances, avoiding a war designed to be sectarian was the wisest decision.The view expressed in this article
