Behind the scenes of the three-day invasion lawsuit in a conversation with Rahman Kahrmanpour, the goals, calculations and possible consequences of the Iran-US conflict were reassessed. The New York Times reports on the formation of new plans by the US and Israel to renew attacks on Iran after the mid-term elections once again cast the shadow of war on the region. According to this report, possible attacks could target nuclear facilities and energy infrastructure; A scenario called a three-day campaign. But can a few days of military attack lead to a political result and more importantly be limited to three days? Referring to Trump's strategic impasse, the American Council on Foreign Relations and The Washington Post question Washington's ability to turn military pressure into a sustainable achievement. Especially that the oil market will not be spared from the possible consequences of war; If attacks on oil tankers or energy infrastructure in the region spread. Rahman Kahrmanpour, an expert on international issues, also believes that the possible conflict will not necessarily be short and could be between a 12-day war and a 40-day war in terms of duration and scope; A scenario whose realization depends on the calculations and decisions of both parties. the channel.

Behind the scenes of the three-day invasion lawsuit in a conversation with Rahman Kahrmanpour, the goals, calculations and possible consequences of the Iran-US conflict were reassessed. The New York Times reports on the formation of new plans by the US and Israel to renew attacks on Iran after the mid-term elections once again cast the shadow of war on the region. According to this report, possible attacks could target nuclear facilities and energy infrastructure; A scenario called a three-day campaign. But can a few days of military attack lead to a political result and more importantly be limited to three days? Referring to Trump's strategic impasse, the American Council on Foreign Relations and The Washington Post question Washington's ability to turn military pressure into a sustainable achievement. Especially that the oil market will not be spared from the possible consequences of war; If attacks on oil tankers or energy infrastructure in the region spread. Rahman Kahrmanpour, an expert on international issues, also believes that the possible conflict will not necessarily be short and could be between a 12-day war and a 40-day war in terms of duration and scope; A scenario whose realization depends on the calculations and decisions of both parties. the channel.