The impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on energy security in the Middle East

After the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia lacked its position in the international system, as Russia found itself in front of a new international reality that requires it to change its strategies to conform to these new changes, but Russia aspires to restore the Soviet legacy and restore its position in the international system, as well as compete with the United States of America, as well as control over important regions in the world to ensure through this the achievement of its global goals and ambitions, and one of the most prominent examples of this is the Russia war. On Ukraine, which broke out in 2022 AD, and with the beginning of the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the repercussions of this war escalated, specifically on the Middle East, where the impact of this war was not limited to its geographical surroundings only, but extended to prolong its economic, geopolitical and political repercussions and repercussions on the Middle East.