Six months since the US-Israeli conflict on Iran

During the six months of the US-Israeli war against Iran, the region and the world experienced wide-ranging repercussions. These included a deterioration of global energy supplies and a rise in oil prices to over $126 per barrel, as well as damage to navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, which posed significant risks to the global economy and led to a slowdown in growth to 1.3%. Despite the damage to its military capabilities, Iran enhanced its strategic strengths. It used navigation restrictions to increase the cost of war for Washington. Meanwhile, Gulf countries began diversifying their security options, with Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signing joint defense agreements. Conversely, the war exposed weaknesses in American dominance, most notably poor strategy and declining support from allies. The military stalemate persisted, along with deteriorating American industrial and military capacity. Additionally, allies' positions diverged regarding participation in the confrontation.

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