Will the U.S.-Iran Conflict Become an Eternal War?
The article discusses the escalation of the crisis between the United States and Iran, particularly within the context of the ongoing war that has persisted for years. The conflict centers on the U.S. effort to weaken the Iranian regime and prevent Tehran from advancing its nuclear program, goals that have yet to be achieved. The report points out that military operations have not achieved the desired progress and that the confrontation has created a new dilemma: disrupting navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most vital routes for global oil and energy shipments. As the escalation continues and diplomatic efforts falter, concerns grow that the conflict may spiral into a prolonged war, given Iran's capacity to inflict significant damage on the global economy—especially through disrupting maritime trade and oil supplies. The report also highlights that major powers' strategies often fail to secure quick victories, and that the current confrontation may repeat the mistakes of previous wars, with a rising likelihood of a long-range drone campaign that becomes difficult to control.
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