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Marc Pellas

Geopolitical analyst, specialising in the Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula.

  • The image depicts a young individual sitting in a thoughtful pose, holding a rifle. They are wearing traditional attire, including a headscarf. The background appears to be blurred, suggesting a group of people or a gathering. The mood conveyed is serious and contemplative, highlighting themes of conflict or struggle. Oman: How the Shah of Iran Saved the Regime Marc Pellas · March 2020 The Sultan of Oman, Qaboos Ibn Said, who died in January 2020, waged, at the beginning of his reign in the seventies, a war of several years against a Marxist rebellion in the Dhofar. It was with the support of British troops and later Iranian air and ground forces; in an operation conceived (…)
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