Sināriyū-yi ulgū-yi khalʻ-i silāḥ-i hastahʹī-i Lībī dar Īrān va irāʼah-ʼi rāhkārhā-yi muqābilah

Written by Ḥusayn Sūrī and published by Dībādukht in Tihrān, this monograph offers a critical geopolitical analysis of Western disarmament strategies in the Middle East. The text investigates the "Libyan model" of denuclearisation as a precedent for Western policy toward Īrān, scrutinising the diplomatic and coercive tactics used to dismantle Lībī's weapons of mass destruction program. Through a detailed comparative study, Sūrī explores the applicability of this scenario to the Iranian context, assessing the security risks and the impact of international sanctions. The book ultimately outlines a set of defensive and proactive strategies—ranging from legal and diplomatic manoeuvres to political and economic measures—designed to help Īrān navigate this complex international pressure while maintaining its sovereign rights to peaceful nuclear technology.