US War with Iran Set to Drag on for Months over Hormuz Deadlock - The Daily Chronicle
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Why Iran Cannot Fight a Forever War
Iran displays Zolfaghar and Qadr missiles alongside a model of a mini submarine at Azadi Square in Tehran, Iran on July 24, 2026. —Fatemeh Bahrami-Anadolu via Getty ImagesThe United States and Iran are again at war. The renewed conflict is not about Iran's nuclear program or regime change, but over the Strait of Hormuz through which a fifth of the world's oil must pass.For two weeks, American missiles have struck Iran. In turn, Iran has retaliat…
Netanyahu: Strait of Hormuz will no longer be leverage after Iran war ends
Netanyahu also blamed social media and foreign bot farms for a decline in the American public's support for Israel, saying the trend concerns him and adding that bipartisan U.S. support for Israel is 'a fundament of our national security'
As the wars of Ukraine and Iran cross The month of July began with a slight optimism for the observers of the Middle East: an initial peace agreement between the US and Iran, signed a few weeks earlier, had managed to halt the hostilities in the region, despite the unwillingness of some actors, such as Israel. ^ Follow the international news channel of the G1 in WhatsApp Hope soon became water, however. On July 7, after Iran's investments agains…
The conflict between the United States and Iran could continue for months as the two sides continue to clash over the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran war could drag on for months
The US-Iran war will likely drag on for months, analysts predicted, as new strikes disrupted a tenuous pause and the conflict widened. Hostilities “could easily continue into 2027,” security expert Richard Fontaine wrote, oscillating between “hot and cold war indefinitely.” The US needs to contain its spread, he warned, as more countries are ensnared: After Saudi Arabia joined US strikes Wednesday, a drone hit a US-owned gas facility in Egypt, w…
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