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The war between Iran and the United States has been ongoing for seven months, with its goals shifting from hastening its end to pursuing political and economic interests. Meanwhile, threats related to the Strait of Hormuz, which controls one-fifth of the world's oil, continue. The conflict faces difficulties in achieving its objectives, such as changing the Iranian regime or disarming its nuclear program. At the same time, the opposing parties remain both harmed and benefited; the United States gains from rising oil prices and strengthening its military presence in the region, while other countries like Russia and China benefit from the continuation of the war by easing pressure on Ukraine and conserving oil reserves. Israel appears to be among the biggest beneficiaries, aiming to prolong the conflict to achieve its expansionist goals. There are potential secret agreements that could reshape the region at the expense of national interests, amid ongoing threats and tensions.
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