America's Iran victory damages allies' trust
The United States announced the end of its war with Iran after more than 100 days since it began, despite the political and strategic outcomes remaining unclear so far. Although Iran was militarily defeated, losing its influence in Gaza and Lebanon and its capabilities in Iraq and Yemen collapsing, the Iranian regime has not fallen, and new, more hardline leadership has been established. The war has provided lessons for the Gulf states regarding their security and relations with the United States, highlighting the need to review deterrence and defense policies, especially in light of missile threats and naval attacks. Meanwhile, the world awaits the results of negotiations over the next sixty days.
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