Leader of the Workers Party of Britain, seven-time parliamentarian and MoatsTV anchor George Galloway has said that the United States is heading toward what he described as a major strategic defeat in West Asia, arguing that the balance of power in the region is shifting rapidly in favour of Iran and its allies.
In a post published on his verified X account, formerly known as Twitter, Galloway said Washington could eventually be forced out of West Asia entirely following the growing conflict involving the United States, Iran and key Gulf states.
According to him, the outcome of the confrontation may leave the US with diminished influence across the region, while countries in the Gulf increasingly turn to Russia and China to help shape their future relations with Iran.
Galloway argued that Gulf states which had previously maintained close ties with Washington may begin relying on Moscow and Beijing as alternative diplomatic and security partners.
He further claimed that Iran could emerge from the crisis in a stronger position politically and strategically, particularly if it succeeds in resisting pressure from the US and its allies.
The veteran politician also suggested that some Gulf nations could eventually be compelled to pay reparations to Iran for losses suffered during the conflict, rather than continuing to support US-led efforts in the region.
He added that several states in the Gulf may ultimately become more cautious and neutral in their foreign policies, adapting themselves to what he called an “emerging world order” dominated increasingly by non-Western powers.
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