No barriers for Trump in open conflict

The article discusses the current state of the war between the United States and Iran. Diplomatic sources indicate that U.S. President Donald Trump does not intend to end the war quickly, despite the political and economic circumstances that might suggest otherwise. Although oil prices are rising and the war is impacting the American economy, Trump appears to be resilient against pressure from politicians and analysts, continuing a policy of back-and-forth without threatening significant negative outcomes that could jeopardize his ability to persist. Meanwhile, the international community rejects Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz and the movement of ships through global energy corridors, aligning with the declining internal opposition within the United States to the practices of the war. It is believed that Iran and its allies, especially Hezbollah, are pursuing strategies aimed at exhausting the United States and advancing their interests through continued tension, despite warnings and calls to de-escalate. There are concerns that this conflict could persist indefinitely, which could particularly threaten Lebanon, especially amidst ongoing escalation and the assertive actions of Iran and Hezbollah in the region.

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