File "Ramadan War"/106; Reflections of the consequences of war against Iran in global media 🔺 Associa...

File "Ramadan War"/106; Reflections of the consequences of war against Iran in global media 🔺 Associated Press: As U.S. airstrikes against Iran halted after nearly two weeks of relentless bombing, diplomatic efforts to prevent a return to full-scale war have accelerated. However, a fundamental question arises whether this will be a turning point in the five-month conflict. Trump has made contradictory statements, threatening further attacks while also mentioning progress in negotiations. 🔺 USA Today: According to the Pentagon, the U.S. casualty count during Operation "Epic Fury" has reached 19 killed and 420 injured. This report narrates the ceremony for returning the bodies of four soldiers who were killed on 22 July to Dover Air Base, focusing on the personal stories of the victims. 🔺 Reuters: As the scope of the Iran war has expanded to the Red Sea and Caspian Sea, the U.S. has refrained from conducting nighttime attacks against Iran for the first time in two weeks. According to this report, Yemen's Ansarullah has opened a new front by attacking Saudi Aramco's oil facilities in the cities of Jizan and Yanbu, threatening that "all Saudi oil facilities" could be targeted. 🔺 Al Jazeera: Following the increase in insecurity in the Red Sea and the decrease in maritime security in the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, Saudi Arabia is expanding its oil export routes and strengthening the Egyptian port of "Sidi Kreer" on the Mediterranean coast as an alternative route. 🔺 Rai al-Youm: In modern warfare, victory is no longer measured solely by territorial conquest or the destruction of the enemy's military capabilities, but rather, the ability to impose economic, political, and social costs on the rival has gained greater importance. The author argues that Iran's new strategy is based on "increasing the cost of war" for the U.S. and Israel, rather than achieving a decisive military victory. 🔺 Xinhua: Amid escalating tensions in the Red Sea, the Yemen's Ansarullah movement announced today that it has shot down a Saudi reconnaissance drone in the skies of al-Jawf province. Yahya Saree, the military spokesman for Ansarullah, stated that the drone was targeted with the appropriate weapon during its "hostile operation," but did not provide further details.