Modern wars grow interconnected as Ukraine and Russia seek strategic foothold in Iran war

AFP / France 24
by FRANCE24
March 11, 2026
2 min read
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Professor Scott Lucas of the Clinton Institute, University College Dublin, states that the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran are becoming increasingly interconnected. According to Lucas, these theaters are linked by technology, alliances, and strategic considerations. Ukraine's extensive experience in drone warfare positions it to offer unique assistance to the United States and its regional partners. This evolving dynamic suggests a shift in global conflict paradigms, where regional engagements influence broader geopolitical strategies. The interconnectedness highlights the complex nature of modern international relations and military operations.

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