Region Advances in Peace Talks
Reports indicate that the United States is facing a decline in its stockpiles of missiles and precision munitions, particularly air defense systems such as Patriot and THAAD, as well as Tomahawk missiles. This depletion is due to high consumption during military operations, which hampers the option of long-term warfare. Analyses suggest that Washington might consider executing a limited yet impactful military strike in the coming weeks aimed at establishing new leverage, rather than engaging in a prolonged, costly war of attrition. At the same time, global concerns are increasing over the repercussions of tensions in the Gulf on oil prices, with a likelihood of price hikes if the crisis persists unresolved—especially amid discussions about managing the Strait of Hormuz supply routes and achieving economic understandings and flexible arrangements among the involved parties.
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