"Ramadan War" Case/141;

"Ramadan War" Case/141; Impact of the War Against Iran in Global Media 🔺 News Site Hill: J.Dey. Vance, the Vice President of the United States, stated that despite the escalation of conflicts this week, he does not refer to military operations between the U.S. and Iran as a "war." Vance clarified in a press conference: "I do not call it war. There is currently not an active exchange of fire, although I know that in some areas [the conflict's flames] have reignited." He attributed the responsibility for completely ending the conflicts to Iran and said, "You should ask the Iranians when they will stop firing on ships." 🔺 CNBC: The European Union has officially joined the U.S.-led economic operations against Iran. Scott Basset, U.S. Treasury Secretary, welcomed this action and claimed that "the world is sending a clear message to the Iranian regime: we will not stop until we cut off the last financial artery." Meanwhile, Ismail Baghaei, spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, condemned this action, accusing the EU of "forced submission of their sovereignty, laws, values, and ethics to the U.S." 🔺 BBC: Jason Campbell from the Middle East Institute in Washington believes that the United States still lacks clear strategic objectives in this war and that the Trump administration is currently limiting itself to maintaining the status quo, maritime blockade, and periodic attacks. He stated that Iran is likely to demand a high price for any agreement, which is politically unacceptable for the White House. 🔺 Global Times: Xi Jinping, in a meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, presented four pillars to achieve common regional security: activating the internal capacities of regional countries, adopting a unified approach, strengthening the foundations of development, and increasing international coordination.