South static zone poses greatest concern
Analyses indicate that Iran has failed to disrupt the global economy by closing the Strait of Hormuz. The global economy has become more resilient and adaptable to crises, especially after coping with conflicts such as the Ukraine-Russia war. That attempt did not significantly affect growth rates and inflation, while ship traffic through the strait continued as usual. It has been demonstrated that global adaptive tools were effective in facing the crisis, and Iran was unable to achieve its goals of exerting economic pressure on the United States or regional countries.
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