Stories by Bilal Y. Saab
Such an alliance may guarantee US support for Gulf monarchies, but what happens if the US becomes the nation in need?
By Bilal Y. Saab
The Middle East is proving to be a test-bed for military innovation that could be incredibly helpful for other priority regions such as the Indo-Pacific, write Jasmin Alsaied and Bilal Saab of the Middle East Institute.
By Jasmin Alsaied and Bilal Y. Saab
“The simple act of letting Iran know the US is paying attention may end up being the cheapest, most effective way of deterring Iran’s actions” in the region, write Bilal Saab and former CENTCOM head Frank McKenzie.
By Bilal Y. Saab and Frank McKenzie
Such an alliance may guarantee US support for Gulf monarchies, but what happens if the US becomes the nation in need?
By Bilal Y. SaabThe Middle East is proving to be a test-bed for military innovation that could be incredibly helpful for other priority regions such as the Indo-Pacific, write Jasmin Alsaied and Bilal Saab of the Middle East Institute.
By Jasmin Alsaied and Bilal Y. Saab“The simple act of letting Iran know the US is paying attention may end up being the cheapest, most effective way of deterring Iran’s actions” in the region, write Bilal Saab and former CENTCOM head Frank McKenzie.
By Bilal Y. Saab and Frank McKenzie
In a new op-ed, Bilal Y. Saab and Kevin Donegan call for a “comprehensive and fully-resourced interdiction regime at sea” to stop Iran’s ability to supply the Houthis with weapons.
By Bilal Y. Saab and Kevin Donegan