The daily report on the consequences of the war against Iran, 'Ramadan War' / 103; Reflections in glob...

The daily report on the consequences of the war against Iran, 'Ramadan War' / 103; Reflections in global media on the outcomes of the war against Iran. 🔺Al Jazeera: In the new round of tensions between Iran and the US, Jordan has become more exposed to danger than ever before. According to the writer, unlike the previous war, Iran this time targeted not only US military objectives but also Jordan's strategic infrastructure such as the Aqaba port and airport, and the attack on a base housing US forces indicates a shift in its strategy. 🔺Al Mayadeen: Even if the US manages to deploy forces on Iran's southern shores, these forces will be exposed to missile attacks, drone strikes, and Iran's asymmetric warfare tactics and may become trapped in a war of attrition. The writer believes that the main goal of the US in such operations is to dominate the Strait of Hormuz and ensure the secure passage of tankers, but Iran can still disrupt maritime routes relying on its geographical position and military capabilities. 🔺RT website: The renewed escalation of clashes in the Gulf demonstrates that neither side is capable of resolving the crisis through military means, and the region has entered a cycle of escalating tensions and temporary ceasefires. The US has initiated new air raids against Iran, and Tehran has responded to these raids by targeting US military positions and facilities in the region, including communication and defensive systems. Simultaneously, Yemen's Ansar Allah has expanded the scope of the conflict by striking targets in Saudi Arabia. 🔺Ray Al-Youm: The Middle East is on the brink of one of its most sensitive strategic moments, where several crises and wars are ongoing simultaneously, and the competition between Iran, the US, and Israel has gone beyond the nuclear issue to a battle for regional influence, energy security, deterrence, and balance of power. The Strait of Hormuz is no longer just a passage for oil transfer but has become Iran's main tool for exerting strategic pressure on the global economy and regional security equations. In this context, the vital infrastructure of Gulf countries has turned into potential targets for future wars. 🔺Global Times: With the World Cup competitions coming to an end, the focus of the US media has quickly shifted from football to the ongoing war with Iran; a change that the writer believes indicates that unlike sporting events, this war has no clear end, and each death or injury marks a new chapter of the crisis. With another US soldier killed in northern Iraq, the number of American casualties has risen to 17, with more than 420 injured, and concurrently the exchange of attacks between Iran and the US has resumed. Full text: