Trump's Six-Month War Against Iran Ends in Global Stalemate
Six months of military and diplomatic actions initiated by Trump against Iran have culminated in a costly stalemate. The conflict has disrupted global energy and financial markets, with energy prices surging sharply. The war, marked by attacks and negotiations, has left lasting geopolitical consequences.
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Analysis: Exactly half a year after Trump began his war against Iran on February 28, a series of serious consequences are now clear. From Europe's perspective, it is all the wrong people who win.
After six months, the Iran war has reached its endgame - a costly stalemate Reuters
How a war was announced, prosecuted, declared won, negotiated and then reopened, all in the president's own words.
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