A Stalemate Born of Miscalculation The six month anniversary of the US Israel war on Iran has passed, leaving behind devastation, economic strain, and a pressing question: what exactly was achieved by this military campaign?
The numbers are staggering – at least 7,900 people killed, more than 5,500 attacks launched by both sides, and an average of seven vessels per day passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Yet, in the face of such destruction, neither side has managed to gain a decisive advantage. The war's economic toll is equally striking.