Nearly a year after the
assassination of General Qassem Soleimani and his entourage by the United
States, a new phase of political and military confrontation took place between The
Axis of Resistance against the US military throughout the Region,
especially in Iraq. The Iraqi parliaments had passed a bill to expel US
military from Iraq for the first time. Observers saw Soleimani’s assassination
gave them courage to pass such bill.

During this time, The Axis of
Resistance collected themselves and developed new power to fight all
American interest in the Region.

The American officials did not
even expect that the assassination of Qassem Soleimani would be more dangerous
for them than when he was alive. His death has awakened the nations and united
them alongside The Axis of Resistance to fight against the global
hegemony.

Moreover after Iran struck the
Ain Al-Assad base. With the strike, Iran became the first country to launch a
military action against the United States after World War II. The devastating
strike followed by US silence brought such a blow to the United States that destroy
its reputation in front of friends and foes.

This is an important development that
changes the equations in the region. It interprets what Iran's Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Khamenei meant by “Severe Revenge" toward the United States
which he promised in response to Soleimani's assassination. The public thought
that this revenge would be limited to a military response. They were unaware
that the actual revenge was more than just hitting a military base. It meant
the end of the destructive US presence in the Region.

The assassination of General Soleimani and Iran's
initial military response both had prompted the global resistance movement to
take the initiative in the region. Meanwhile, the issues made Washington
leaders and its regional allies (Gulf Arabian petrodollar countries) came to
their senses. That the so-called “Super Power” that they consider as their
invincible guardian angel could not even defend itself from the threats, thus
how could they defend them from upcoming threats