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File "Ramadan War"/165; The impact of the war against Iran in the world media 🔺 USA Today: Seven months after the start of the Iran war, negotiators from both sides returned to the negotiating table on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly to find a solution to end the fighting, but "measurable progress" has not been made. According to the report, Donald Trump rejected Tehran's proposal for complete reopening of the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for ending the maritime blockade on the 26 September, instead proposing a reduction in sanctions and the release of blocked assets in exchange for nuclear concessions; a claim that Trump denied on social media, writing, "I proposed nothing to them." 🔺 Reuters: The Islamic Republic of Iran is preparing a broader and stronger response in case of renewed widespread attacks from the United States, while diplomatic efforts continue, which Iranian officials privately deem doomed to failure. According to the report, senior commanders are considering plans to extend potential targets beyond U.S.-related assets to countries supporting Washington’s military operations and even targets outside the Middle East. 🔺 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS): Seven months after the launch of the "Epic Fury" operation by the U.S., the nuclear status of Iran continues to be an obstacle to ending the war. This American think tank admits that despite attacks on Iran's military and nuclear infrastructure and the blockade of the country's oil exports, the Iranian regime remains steadfast, challenging control of the Strait of Hormuz and attacking U.S. bases and partners across the region. 🔺 Al-Araby Al-Jadeed: The months-long conflict between Iran and the U.S. has not restructured the regional political and security order as some had anticipated; rather, it has revealed the limitations of the combatants' ability to achieve decisive victory and force the opponent to retreat more than anything else. The writer describes the war as a war of attrition in which neither side has been able to fully impose its will on the other. 🔺 Al Jazeera: Iran has received the U.S. response to Tehran's recent proposals through intermediaries, and the mediators are attempting to reduce the differences between the two sides. The issue of the Strait of Hormuz and proposals regarding halting the war and reopening the maritime route have also been raised in this process, but so far, no final agreement has been reached.