Report on the 248th day of the war The Strait of Hormuz will be the end of the American empire "The war, which was supposed to be short, has entered the ninth month and there is no chance of an end to the conflicts". This critical assessment was published by Foreign Policy magazine, while Foreign Affairs magazine (another specialist foreign policy magazine in America) wrote: Iran seems to have gotten stronger since before the war. Foreign Policy wrote in the report: The war, which was initially supposed to be short-term, has now entered its ninth month and there is still no clear chance of an end. Not only is there no sign of the end of the war, but there is also the possibility of an escalation of conflicts; A situation that can bring more security challenges. The foreign policy also writes: the energy infrastructure of the Persian Gulf does not have the endurance for another war. It was thought that the American force would protect the infrastructure of the region or at least prevent their attack; This year's fights disproved that assumption. Extensive damage to energy facilities and a reduction in the stockpile of interceptor missiles made the region's infrastructure more vulnerable. A situation that, if the war were to resume, could perpetuate supply disruptions for years and permanently undermine importers' confidence in Persian Gulf suppliers. On the other hand, the journal Foreign Affairs, referring to the revolutionary leader's declared strategy of maximum deterrence and immediate and effective retaliation without geographical limitations for any type and any level of threat, writes: It seems that Iran is now stronger than when the war began. Iran's armed forces have proven that despite the heavy bombing, they are able to continue hitting US military bases. Iran is pursuing a strategy of escalating tension and continued aggression. This means that not only will it not compromise with Washington, but it will begin to take additional steps to harm the United States and its partners. Iran does not think it can live with the presence of the United States in the Middle East, so it is ready to do anything to push America out.

Report on the 248th day of the war The Strait of Hormuz will be the end of the American empire "The war, which was supposed to be short, has entered the ninth month and there is no chance of an end to the conflicts". This critical assessment was published by Foreign Policy magazine, while Foreign Affairs magazine (another specialist foreign policy magazine in America) wrote: Iran seems to have gotten stronger since before the war. Foreign Policy wrote in the report: The war, which was initially supposed to be short-term, has now entered its ninth month and there is still no clear chance of an end. Not only is there no sign of the end of the war, but there is also the possibility of an escalation of conflicts; A situation that can bring more security challenges. The foreign policy also writes: the energy infrastructure of the Persian Gulf does not have the endurance for another war. It was thought that the American force would protect the infrastructure of the region or at least prevent their attack; This year's fights disproved that assumption. Extensive damage to energy facilities and a reduction in the stockpile of interceptor missiles made the region's infrastructure more vulnerable. A situation that, if the war were to resume, could perpetuate supply disruptions for years and permanently undermine importers' confidence in Persian Gulf suppliers. On the other hand, the journal Foreign Affairs, referring to the revolutionary leader's declared strategy of maximum deterrence and immediate and effective retaliation without geographical limitations for any type and any level of threat, writes: It seems that Iran is now stronger than when the war began. Iran's armed forces have proven that despite the heavy bombing, they are able to continue hitting US military bases. Iran is pursuing a strategy of escalating tension and continued aggression. This means that not only will it not compromise with Washington, but it will begin to take additional steps to harm the United States and its partners. Iran does not think it can live with the presence of the United States in the Middle East, so it is ready to do anything to push America out.