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The article discusses the developments and costs resulting from the American-Israeli war against Iran that began in June 2025, aiming to destroy Iran's nuclear program and undermine the regime's rule. Over more than a year, Washington has caused significant damage to Iran's economy, including the assassination of the Supreme Leader, while Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, affecting global oil supplies and driving oil prices up to around $100 a barrel. The war has cost over $45 billion, and its objectives remain unclear, as tensions continue to escalate with Iran resisting and demonstrating resilience. Meanwhile, Gulf countries are facing substantial economic losses, reduced tourism, and damage to infrastructure. Political challenges also persist, revolving around the possibility of achieving the war's goals and the potential for a political settlement instead of ongoing military confrontation.
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