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Foreign Policy: The War on Iran Has Changed the World Forever

The US-Israeli war on Iran has triggered changes that extend far beyond the battlefield, threatening to reshape the balance of power in the Middle East and across the world. These shifts include the possibility of an expanded Chinese military presence, Israel’s adoption of a strategy of permanent border wars, and Tehran’s increased ability to threaten its adversaries despite the losses it has suffered.

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In the view of Voren Polisi, Iran ' s war threatens to reconfigure the international balance of power by strengthening China ' s influence, pushing Israel for lasting wars and giving Tehran regional pressure tools despite its military losses, thus complicating the prospects for a settlement now.

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The Iran War Has Changed the World Forever

Some dramatic long-term consequences are just beginning to come into view.

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Have the planners of the military confrontation with Iran considered the consequences beyond the battlefield in their calculations? The reality is that in today's world, wars are not limited to geographical borders, and their consequences can affect the economy, security, and lives of people in different parts of the world.

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Foreign Policy magazine admitted to strengthening Iran's power and might despite the US and the Zionist regime's war against our country.

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London – Al-Quds Al-Arabi: Foreign Policy magazine published an article by Kenneth Pollack, deputy director of policy at the Middle East Institute in Washington, in which he stated that a war with Iran would change the world forever. He said that the immediate repercussions of an Israeli-American war against Iran are now clearly visible. The rise of drones and missiles as key weapons of war, and the threat to the global economy posed by the loom…

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Foreign Policy broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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