File "Ramadan War"/102; The Reflection of the Consequences of the War Against Iran in Global Media 🔺...

File "Ramadan War"/102; The Reflection of the Consequences of the War Against Iran in Global Media 🔺 Analytical base The Conversation: The war in Iran has become the same "eternal war" that Donald Trump promised to avoid. This analysis argues that, unlike the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq with prolonged occupations, the confrontation with Iran has created a new form of "gray zone conflict," in which diplomacy merely "manages" the war rather than ending it. This repetitive cycle of airstrikes, sanctions, cyber operations, and then negotiations is, in fact, the latest phase of a strategic confrontation that traces back to the Islamic Revolution of 1357. 🔺 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS): The war between Iran and the United States has entered a dangerous new phase. According to this American think tank, a new wave of violence that began with reciprocal attacks over the Strait of Hormuz has now spiraled out of control, expanding to civilian infrastructure, Kuwait's desalination facilities, and targets in Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The U.S. has also witnessed the deaths of its soldiers in Jordan for the first time in recent months, and may be seeking to escalate further with an attack on Kharg Island or Iran's secret nuclear facilities. 🔺 Al-Sharq Al-Awsat: The West must adopt a more realistic approach to maintain global stability and rely on principles such as respect for the sovereignty of countries, the rule of law, and acceptance of political and cultural diversity. Otherwise, the world will face instability, prolonged wars, and rising power competitions. 🔺 Rai Al-Youm: The crisis has transcended limited conflicts and has turned into a multidimensional war in military, economic, media, and narrative warfare arenas. The writer states that the U.S. has targeted Iran's military, drone, and oil infrastructure to undermine Tehran's financial and military capabilities. In response, Iran has attempted to increase Washington's costs by threatening the security of energy exports, attacking U.S. bases in the region, and claiming to have downed an American drone. 🔺 The Izvestia Newspaper of Russia: As military conflicts between Iran and the U.S. escalate, Russia has announced its readiness to host talks between Iran and the Gulf Arab states. Alexander Alimov, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, stated that Moscow is in contact with all active mediators, including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, and supports any dialogue between Iran and Arab countries, although it does not intend to impose an intermediary role. 🔺 Website of CGTN China: As new attacks are exchanged between Iran and the U.S., tensions in the Middle East have entered a new phase, with Yemen's Ansarullah also announcing a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea, raising concerns about regional security and disruptions in global trade and energy.