Foreign Policy: Iran Conflict Impact

The article discusses the repercussions of the US-Israeli war on Iran, emphasizing that these unconventional conflicts are paving the way for geopolitical changes and shifts in military balances within the region and globally. It indicates that Western defense systems have managed to intercept the majority of Iranian missiles and drones, yet a limited number have caused economic and psychological damage to Gulf countries, prompting them to adopt and imitate other technologies such as Turkish drones. The article also reveals that the war has highlighted China's limited ability to safeguard its interests in the Gulf; however, there is a looming potential for enhancing its military capabilities to alter the regional power balance. On the Israeli front, a long-term strategy is expected to be adopted to contain threats through buffer zones, though this carries potential economic and political risks due to ongoing operations. domestically in Iran, the war may bolster Tehran's influence, especially with Russian and Chinese support, which could complicate efforts to reach a nuclear agreement and sustain Iran as a rising regional power despite military losses.

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