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The US and Iran conflict increases the risk of war

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The conflict between the US and Iran increases the risk of war
The tensions between the US and Iran are intensifying. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

In Israel, preparations for this situation have also increased. The military has been ordered to maintain a high level of alert, and various agencies are preparing for possible war scenarios.

These are not just ordinary military exercises but measures taken against the possibility of a larger conflict. If the US initiates action first, it is highly likely that Israel will also participate in this process.

Because such military operations are usually carried out together with allies. In response, Iran may target not only the US military bases in the region but also Israeli territory.

This increases the risk of the war expanding in a chain reaction. If no unexpected agreement occurs in the nuclear negotiations, the conflict between the US and Iran is expected to approach.

However, since Iran has experience in resisting during wartime, such a clash is unlikely to be easy. The US has previously struck Tehran and then adopted a withdrawal strategy, but this time it is said that the conflict may not be limited to air strikes alone.

In recent years, significant changes have been observed on the international stage. Previously, US military actions in the Middle East were often perceived as intimidation or pressure for negotiations, but in the current situation, these actions are taken more seriously.

Tensions have increased further against the backdrop of Trump's policies. In the current situation, if the parties leave a path open to each other, the tension can be reduced.

However, actions must be carried out based on calculation, not emotion. Resolving the conflict through negotiations remains the most optimal way.

Because if a war starts, it can be difficult to stop and may turn into a prolonged process.

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