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File "Ramadan War"/109; The impact of the war against Iran in the world media 🔺PBS Network: Iran has broken a brief pause in hostilities by launching several ballistic missiles at American forces in the Middle East. CENTCOM claimed in a statement that all Iranian missiles were successfully intercepted. This attack ended a short period of calm during which neither side had announced any attacks for several days. 🔺Rai al-Youm: Despite political disagreements and serious criticisms of Iran's regional policies, the right of this country to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity against external attacks must not be denied. The author believes that the current war is a confrontation between Iran and the U.S. and Israel over the preservation of national sovereignty and rejects the viewpoint that sees this war merely as a "show." 🔺Al-Mayadeen: In addition to the increase in global oil prices, the damage inflicted on foreign investments in the Gulf energy sector has also become a factor exerting pressure on the Trump administration to prevent the escalation of war with Iran. The author notes that the ongoing threat of conflict has halted new investments and significantly increased the operational costs of major oil companies. 🔺Asharq Al-Awsat: Although the relationship between Trump and Netanyahu appears very close and strategic on the surface, there are significant disagreements behind the scenes. The article emphasizes that after the war between the U.S. and Iran, part of the U.S. public opinion, especially among the youth, has reduced its support for Israel, and some analysts consider Netanyahu as the one who drew Trump into this costly war. At the same time, both leaders face electoral challenges and are trying to leverage this meeting to their political advantage. 🔺Russia al-Youm: According to information provided to Reuters by informed sources, Oman has successfully garnered support from the Gulf Cooperation Council member states for a plan that allows Iran to receive voluntary tolls for passing through the Strait of Hormuz. 🔺Izvestia: Trump is faced with a duality; on the one hand, Israel's pressure to intensify operations against Iran continues, while on the other hand, concerns about rising military costs, dwindling stocks of Patriot and THAAD missiles, casualties among U.S. forces, and economic repercussions including rising oil and gasoline prices have compelled the White House to exercise caution. However, Trump's recent tone and threat to attack "Mount Cleng" indicate that the option for military action remains on the table.