Foreign Policy: Impact of Iran conflict
The article discusses the impact of the American-Israeli war on Iran, which has led to strategic changes in the region and globally. Notably, it has enhanced Iran’s ability to threaten its opponents despite facing setbacks. The war has also revealed the limited effectiveness of Western defense systems, with threats concentrating on energy, trade, and tourism sectors in the Gulf. Additionally, the conflict has exposed China's limited capacity to protect its interests, prompting it to strengthen its military presence in the Gulf, which could alter the regional balance of power. Furthermore, the article predicts that Israel will adopt a strategy of permanent border conflicts at a long-term economic and strategic cost, potentially boosting Iran’s influence and making it more difficult to reach a nuclear agreement, while Russian and Chinese support continues to help Iran rebuild its military capabilities.
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