Which countries would benefit greatly from a US backed regime change in Iran?

[T-SaGe]

If Iran turn to US:

The KSA will lose its excuses as the cause of its over-incredibly-armament.
Turkey will find a Atlantic-friendly state on east borders, while has been trying to get rid of the influence of them.
Israel will lose its imaginary enemy and its ability to shape domestic politics with a focus on security will be weakened.

Not to mention Russia and China on a larger scale.


So I gave my vote to Iraq.

 

[JackTheRipper]

Iran

 

[dbc]

If Iran turn to US:

The KSA will lose its excuses as the cause of its over-incredibly-armament.
Turkey will find a Atlantic-friendly state on east borders, while has been trying to get rid of the influence of them.
Israel will lose its imaginary enemy and its ability to shape domestic politics with a focus on security will be weakened.

Not to mention Russia and China on a larger scale.


So I gave my vote to Iraq.

I voted Iraq as well, the biggest loser will be USA
I have long suspected the Iranian regime is a US stooge.

 

[313ghazi]

Nobody benefits from a US backed regime change apart from the enemies of Iran (Israel and Gulf Arabs).

Everyone stands to benefit from a natural shift in power in Iran.

 

[Mirzali Khan]

Considering what has happened in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya...... bunch of other countries. USA doesn't have a good track record on regime change in the ME. Iran would descend into factional fighting. Biggest winners would be Afghanistan, since USA would probably back a Kabul regime invasion of Iran. The Afghans would get access to the sea.... But Kabul regime is pretty incompetent. They would probably lose. Iranians would unite to fight them. Regime change dream over.

Ghani does not have the balls to do that.

 

[Zarvan]

Sadly I would have to count Pakistan in it also. Because since Mullahs came we had only faced trouble from Iran. It was Iran who jumped and started supporting sectarian groups in Pakistan and when Saudis saw that happening they also jumped and Pakistan faced most brutal sectarian war. Even now Iran is busy recruiting Pakistanis to fight for monster Bashar Al Asad in Syria against Sunni Muslims.

 

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Israel

 

[Salmanov]

If Iran turn to US:

The KSA will lose its excuses as the cause of its over-incredibly-armament.
Turkey will find a Atlantic-friendly state on east borders, while has been trying to get rid of the influence of them.
Israel will lose its imaginary enemy and its ability to shape domestic politics with a focus on security will be weakened.

Not to mention Russia and China on a larger scale.


So I gave my vote to Iraq.

saudis are getting away from crime because of their alliance with USA to counter Iran and so called countering wahhabi and ikhwan extremism just how the shah used to get away with his crimes just because he was a barrier between the soviets and the Middle East and turkey was the same the west turn blind eye to what Turkish regimes used to do because of their nato membership and as barrier against communism

 

[Maira La]

An Islamic regime in Tehran is the Arab world's best shot at having cordial relations with the Iranian nation

I don't think the Arab monarchs care about having cordial relation. A hostile Iran is probably better for them, so they can divert people's attention away from domestic issues towards an external threat. Right now Iranian regime is very popular in many Arab countries, especially the poorer and war torn ones, especially among Shias but also among Sunnis. Not something Gulf monarchs are very comfortable with.

 

[Bouncer]

Pakistan would greatly benefit. Iran opening up to international community will bring prosperity to its people and the region. Pakistan will also get out of this state of always balancing between Arab the lenders and Iranians the neighbors.

 

[Musalman]

Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkey and Iraq will be adversely affected by any of these US adventures. Iranians will not let US succeed that easily. We being their neighbors will get caught up in situation. So I hope US never try that adventure.