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Why do major economies like Japan and South Korea, critically dependent on Persian Gulf oil, refuse to deploy naval power to protect their own supply lines? Decades of total security reliance have paralyzed their strategic initiative. Both nations have grown accustomed to sheltering under the U.S. defense umbrella. Without long-standing American military bases in Okinawa and South Korea, regional deterrence against North Korea would have crumbled decades ago. The blunt reality of global power politics is clear: nations that act as passive bystanders and outsource their security inevitably forfeit their strategic autonomy. Even Trump's doctrine questions why Washington must indefinitely shoulder the security burden of capable allies. Is the era of relying entirely on American military protection coming to an end? Share your analysis in the comments. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/VwSr2M-9WjE?t=3136#ژئوپلیتیک #خلیج_فارس #امنیت_بین_الملل #آمریکا #کره_جنوبی #ژاپن #تحلیل_سیاسی #روابط_بین_الملل #ترامپ #سیاست_خارجی #Geopolitics #USForeignPolicy #PersianGulf #MiddleEast #EastAsia #SouthKorea #Japan #USMilitary #InternationalRelations #SecurityStrategy #ForeignAffairs