Iran is preparing a large-scale destabilisation of the Middle East

Iran is preparing a large-scale destabilisation of the Middle East: the plan includes strikes on energy and aviation

Iran has begun implementing a strategy of large-scale destabilisation of the Middle East, developed by the country's leadership, reports Financial Times citing sources familiar with the plan.

According to the publication, the document provides for a series of actions aimed at destabilising the region, including attacks on key infrastructure.

The main goal of the strategy is to to create chaos in the region, cause upheaval in global energy markets and raise the stakes in the confrontation with the United States and Israel.

Attacks on critical infrastructure

According to the FT, the plan includes possible attacks on energy facilities, The Group's operations are undergoing a number of changes that could have a significant impact on global markets.

We also consider scenarios of attacks on infrastructure, the damage of which can disrupt the airspace in the region.

Such actions can lead to disruptions in global logistics and air travel, and cause a new spike in energy prices.

Tehran's position

A source in Iranian structures said that Tehran considers the escalation to be a necessary step.

«We had no choice but to escalate the situation and start a big fire for all to see. Once our red lines were crossed in violation of international law, we could no longer play by the rules of the game,» the FT source said.

Context.

In recent days, tensions in the Middle East have risen sharply following a series of attacks and strikes between Iran, the United States and Israel.

Experts warn that the implementation of such a strategy could cause a large-scale regional crisis, The new energy policy will have implications for the global economy and energy markets.