Restoring Arabistan by Liberating the Ahwazi in Khuzestan + adding Bushehr Province to consolidate an oil-rich Emirate

 

Ahwazi Arabs

• Population: between 5 and 7 million
• Area: Al-Ahwaz (Khuzestan ) province, 89,000 km2 in the south-west of Iran (although some Ahwazis reside outside of Al-Ahwaz)
• Capital City: City of Ahvaz
• Language: Arabic
• Religion: Islam

The people of Ahwaz (or Ahvaz) belong to the Arab ethnic group. Known as Ahwazi Arabs or Khuzestani Arabs, they are an Arabic-speaking minority community living primarily in the oil-rich Khuzestan province of southwestern Iran—a region they historically call Arabistan. 

Identity and Culture

• Language: They speak a distinct dialect of Khuzestani Arabic, alongside Persian, which is the official language of Iran.
• Religion: The majority of Ahwazi Arabs are Shia Muslims, though a Sunni minority also exists within the broader community.
• History: The area was a largely autonomous emirate ruled by Arab sheikhs until it was fully integrated into the central Iranian state by Reza Shah in 1925. 

Social and Regional Context

• Location: Concentrated in southwestern Khuzestan, sharing cultural and geographic ties near the border of Iraq and the Persian Gulf.
• Grievances: The community has long voiced concerns regarding political marginalization, economic underdevelopment despite local oil wealth, and restrictions on using Arabic as a primary language. 

It's not enough to seize Hormuz and enable the Balochi's

The Iranians have significant missile and drone firing locations in Bushehr that must be neutralized.

This will also landlock and deprive Iran of all Future Oil Revenues, and Ensure that it fades into global economic irrelevance.

Iranian Fault Lines

~1945

Per Google AI: estimate of population of iran % who live below Road 86?

Approximately 5% to 7% of Iran’s total population lives south ("below") Road 86

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Geographic & Demographic Breakdown

Road 86 is a major east-west highway stretching across southern Iran, connecting Ahvaz in the west to Kerman (specifically Bagheyn) in the east. It cuts directly through the provinces of Khuzestan, Kohgiluyeh and Buyer-Ahmad, Fars, and Kerman. [1, 2]

Because the vast majority of major population hubs in these provinces (such as the cities of Ahvaz, Shiraz, and Kerman) sit either directly on or north of Road 86, the area "below" it consists primarily of sparsely populated coastal plains and rugged southern mountain ranges. [1, 2]