Report on the 239th day of the war The attack on Iran turned Trump's project to take over the world's energy The eighth month of the war ends today. Trump agreed to a ceasefire 200 days ago due to the failure of the war and has been barking like a dog for almost seven months. At the same time, he is afraid of escalating tensions, because the price of oil, without an escalation of the war, is close to the price of the peak days of the war, and in the case of a new conflict, it could rise by several tens of dollars and reach an explosion point. In addition to oil and energy, the main artery of the world's Internet cables is also in the Iranian-controlled Persian Gulf. In a no-win situation, Trump is trying to get Iran to negotiate by validating the threat and by any means possible. "Perhaps we will do another small 'Epi Fury' operation, or they will complete," he claimed yesterday. If they are smart, they say very simply, let's get to the point and enter into negotiations. But I doubt so, because maybe they are not smart enough. But different analysts have different narratives about the war process. Dario Fabri, a senior Italian analyst of geopolitical issues, said in this context: The West, with the most advanced technologies, has handed over control of the most vital bottleneck on Earth to Iran, the failure to control the sea means the end of the era of American-style globalization. Whenever you don't know who your Israel is, what it wants, how it thinks, and from what historical and civilizational pool it is, you will always fail; Now have as much fun with AI as you want! For 22 centuries, Iranians thought and thought about an empire in their heads; Only we Westerners can mistake them for some helpless wretches. Meanwhile, Paul Rogers, a retired professor of peace studies at the University of Bradford, referring to the miscalculations of America and Israel in the war against Iran, saw the exit from the impasse as a change in Washington's policy and said: America and Israel not only underestimated the ability of the Revolutionary Guards to continue the war, but also did not properly understand the readiness and the military's lack of power and the effective lack of military forces.

Report on the 239th day of the war The attack on Iran turned Trump's project to take over the world's energy The eighth month of the war ends today. Trump agreed to a ceasefire 200 days ago due to the failure of the war and has been barking like a dog for almost seven months. At the same time, he is afraid of escalating tensions, because the price of oil, without an escalation of the war, is close to the price of the peak days of the war, and in the case of a new conflict, it could rise by several tens of dollars and reach an explosion point. In addition to oil and energy, the main artery of the world's Internet cables is also in the Iranian-controlled Persian Gulf. In a no-win situation, Trump is trying to get Iran to negotiate by validating the threat and by any means possible. "Perhaps we will do another small 'Epi Fury' operation, or they will complete," he claimed yesterday. If they are smart, they say very simply, let's get to the point and enter into negotiations. But I doubt so, because maybe they are not smart enough. But different analysts have different narratives about the war process. Dario Fabri, a senior Italian analyst of geopolitical issues, said in this context: The West, with the most advanced technologies, has handed over control of the most vital bottleneck on Earth to Iran, the failure to control the sea means the end of the era of American-style globalization. Whenever you don't know who your Israel is, what it wants, how it thinks, and from what historical and civilizational pool it is, you will always fail; Now have as much fun with AI as you want! For 22 centuries, Iranians thought and thought about an empire in their heads; Only we Westerners can mistake them for some helpless wretches. Meanwhile, Paul Rogers, a retired professor of peace studies at the University of Bradford, referring to the miscalculations of America and Israel in the war against Iran, saw the exit from the impasse as a change in Washington's policy and said: America and Israel not only underestimated the ability of the Revolutionary Guards to continue the war, but also did not properly understand the readiness and the military's lack of power and the effective lack of military forces.