Iran: a war without victors that has changed the world
Mientras Trump renuncia a más combates y pone el énfasis en la presión económica contra Teherán, arremete contra sus socios y debilita sus alianzas
The conflict in Iran is marking its six-month point next week, with significant consequences so far. Despite Donald Trump's promise of a "very quick" war, the situation remains stalemate, with 50,000 soldiers deployed and energy prices much higher. The US president's main objectives have not been met, as Iran's regime shows no signs of weakness, its nuclear program continues, and the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed.
Trump has shown increasing frustration, declaring the Strait "US territory" and threatening an "economic D-Day" in Iran.
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