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Iran post-war: Will the dynamics shift
After the war between Iran and the United States, Iran was no longer what it used to be before the conflict. The dispute revealed weaknesses in its military and economic systems and redefined the concept of deterrence in the region. It became clear that Iran's possession of missiles and support from its allies did not guarantee control over the course of events. As a result, Iran is now driven to develop its military capabilities and review its network of allies, with a focus on minimizing costs and reducing dependence on regional influence. Economically, Iran faces significant challenges in rebuilding its economy, which has been damaged by sanctions, as well as in funding its military strength. This situation may push Iran towards temporary settlements and cautious escalation. The region as a whole must adapt to these changing rules of the game, as the upcoming period will test Iran's ability to rebuild its power or to move towards settlements that might reshape its regional stance in a different manner.
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