UN source discusses regional escalation risks

The article presents the United Nations senior official's expectations regarding the prospects for escalation in the region. It states that an accurate picture indicates low likelihoods of military or political escalation, particularly on the Iran and Lebanon fronts, due to the American and Israeli elections, which lead to a state of deadlock and temporary freeze. The official clarified that all potential steps are being studied and their costs weighed, noting a decrease in military operations between Washington and Tehran, with hostile rhetoric remaining at the media level without any immediate actions. He also pointed out that Israel is avoiding escalation in southern Lebanon out of fear of Hezbollah missile targeting, and that the international forces are reluctant to engage in new escalation before the elections. The official emphasized that any possible escalation would be linked to electoral interests and the regional balance of power.

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