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Iran conflict reshaped Middle East
After six months of the American-Israeli war against Iran, reports revealed that Iran has withstood the strikes and has taken control of the Strait of Hormuz, transforming it into a strategic leverage tool. Despite targeted attacks on its leadership and facilities, Tehran has managed to strengthen its internal influence and turn the strait into a means of pressure for future negotiations. The war has also shaken the Gulf countries' confidence in the American security umbrella and increased Israel's isolation, amid growing international criticism. Political and security repercussions have emerged, affecting the prospects for normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, the Middle East has become more turbulent and fragmented, diverging further from the American and Israeli visions.
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