Middle East War Impact: US Credibility and Iran's Economy

After six months of the American war against Iran, events reveal a decline in U.S. strength and credibility on the international stage. The military option has failed to achieve its objectives, and Iran continues to stand firm, leading Washington to shift its focus toward intensifying economic pressures rather than military ones. The prolonged duration of the war and the lack of quick results have damaged the reputation of the United States, undermined confidence in its deterrent capability, and opened the door to the erosion of its military and political prestige both regionally and globally. Additionally, the ongoing conflict has weakened the American military image and resulted in a new strategic balance in favor of Iran, which capitalized on the passage of time to transform the confrontation into a prolonged conflict that strengthens its strategic position. Meanwhile, the next phase is likely to see continued tension, accompanied by indirect negotiations and escalating economic sanctions.

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