INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
200 jets targeted over 100 sites, including the Natanz enrichment complex and headquarters in Tehran
capacity for escalation faces real constraints.The International Atomic Energy Agency recently found Iran in violation of its nuclear
nonproliferation commitments for the first time in two decades
(Photo Internet reproduction)The United States, which distanced itself from the strikes, prioritized the protection of its forces and
supporting proxy groups across the Middle East
missile and nuclear infrastructure have left Tehran more isolated
leverage.Markets responded quickly to the escalation
Oil prices rose as traders anticipated possible disruptions to shipping in the Persian Gulf, a key artery for global energy
supplies.Businesses and governments worldwide are monitoring the situation, aware that any further escalation could threaten energy flows
claimed.The current crisis underscores the risks of brinkmanship in a region where military and economic consequences quickly ripple across
Iran now faces the reality that its options are constrained by both military and economic pressures.The coming weeks will reveal whether
Tehran can adapt its strategy or whether it will pay a higher price for overestimating its position.
