Bisent: Uncertain how Iran conflict ends
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott P didn’t specify how the war with Iran will end, noting that it has now entered its eighth month of escalating tensions. He pointed out that Iran is facing increasing pressure and a decline in its ability to meet financial obligations, including paying soldiers' salaries. P outlined several possible scenarios for the war's conclusion, such as widespread protests within Iran, a split within the Revolutionary Guards, or reaching an agreement to halt Iran’s nuclear program. The future of the conflict remains unclear, with ongoing economic and political repercussions—especially given its impact on energy markets, rising fuel prices, and the broader pressure on the U.S. administration ahead of the midterm elections. The eventual outcome will depend on developments like the parties’ ability to negotiate a settlement, the future of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran’s nuclear issue.
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