The War of Ormuz Turns Six Months without an End in Sight
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Tables between an Iranian regime celebrating its survival and a US opting for economic punishment after military failure and the June truce
The Iranian regime survived and even strengthened, the US caused geostrategic-economic chaos.
Six months after Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu launched a surprise attack on Iran, the war has mutated into an "Operation Economic Insulation" with which the U.S. intends to asphyxiate the enemy. The rain of missiles for 40 days and the assassination of the Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, and an important part of the leadership of the Islamic system were not enough to achieve the objectives: the overthrow of the regime, the end of the nuclea…
The United States has demonstrated an unparalleled military power since 28 February, but despite its operational successes, Iran continues to resist, while the political, industrial and strategic cost of the conflict continues to grow for Washington.
Donald Trump remains trapped in the Iran maze, a dead-end war that was supposed to last, at most, six weeks, and has been going on for six months now. An overconfidence in the whispers of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu led the US president to disregard the warnings of his advisers. The conflict has no end in sight. And above all, it has no good end for US interests.
Six months after the beginning of the war, Donald Trump tidyed his cannons and tried the economic asphyxiation of the Iranian regime
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