Lack of clear resolution
The conflict between the United States and Iran in the Middle East remains unresolved, due to the lack of strong tools to favor either side. This is amid limited and sporadic escalation since the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in an American raid. The continued military confrontation reflects potential intersections and agreements between the two parties, similar to the arrangements made in Iraq in 2003, when influence was shared between Washington and Tehran. Additionally, the credibility of the current American government is waning, especially after conflicting statements from President Trump, prompting many Arab countries to seek alternatives to compensate for the declining American role in the region.
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