Iran war

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  • Nikita Mikhalkov Yesterday 20:58

    By Nikita Mikhalkov

    The limits of power: why American materialism falters against the Iranian spirit

    MOSCOW – In my view, this situation is less diplomatic, military, or political in nature than it is deeply rooted in the realm of mentality. The entire episode brings to mind a bodybuilder, artificially enhanced by steroids, his physique swollen with muscle, who—fully confident of victory—approaches a frail and unassuming Shaolin monk, one who has attained mastery in the martial arts. From the outside, the outcome of such a confrontation appears entirely predictable; in reality, however, everything unfolds quite differently.

  • Pope Yesterday 20:54

    Pope Leo vents about failure to end Iran war: 'Many innocent people have died'

    TEHRAN- Pope Leo expressed frustration Thursday that U.S. and Iranian leaders have not been able to get the diplomatic efforts to end the war back on track.

  • A US Navy firing a Tomahawk Yesterday 19:42

    By Garsha Vazirian

    The hollowed arsenal of a fading empire

    The campaign of aggression against Iran has left the American military-industrial complex in a state of kinetic bankruptcy

    TEHRAN — The leak is worse than the official denial because it reveals something the White House cannot spin away: the United States has been fighting Iran with a magazine that is visibly thinning. After weeks of air and missile combat, the Trump administration is now confronting the oldest rule of warfare it spent years pretending technology had abolished: if you shoot faster than you can build, you eventually run dry.

  • Page 4 Yesterday 16:35

    Iran's naval blockade worsens global inflation

    TEHRAN- The Secretary General of the Shipping and Related Services Association of Iran said that a naval blockade of Iran will only lead to worsening global inflation, exacerbating the global fuel shortage, and causing immense international losses for all countries.

  • Page 4 Yesterday 16:31

    Strategic imperative of Strait of Hormuz

    TEHRAN- Maximizing the use of the Strait of Hormuz's capacities is a strategic necessity for Iran. On the other hand, the legal regimes governing waterways enable countries to effectively leverage their geopolitical capacities. Rather than viewing this critical chokepoint solely through the narrow lens of toll collection, Tehran must redefine the strait as a multifaceted strategic asset.

  • Page 4 2026/04/20

    Global ripple effects of Strait of Hormuz turmoil

    TEHRAN- In recent weeks, the world has watched with growing concern as geopolitical tensions in the West Asia reach a boiling point.

  • Page 4 2026-04-19 13:22

    Iran war a concern for senior central bank officials; Stagflation looming over world

    TEHRAN- In a report aggregating the concerns of central bank policymakers worldwide about the Iran war, CNBC wrote on Saturday: If the war drags on, rising inflation will likely lead to stagflation, and that is bad news for the world.

  • Page 4 2026-04-18 16:07

    ‘Global energy markets future: Capital flight from Persian Gulf energy industries’

    TEHRAN- An international expert on oil and energy, emphasizing that due to domestic conditions in the U.S., Trump wants nothing more than to end the Strait of Hormuz issue as quickly as possible with a triumphant display, said: "Beyond current prices, capital flight from the oil and gas industries of Persian Gulf countries is now a larger problem, fueling uncertainty about the future of the energy market."

  • War report 2026/04/17

    Strait of Hormuz under threat: Global energy security & economic vulnerabilities

    TEHRAN - Trump's warning of a "maritime siege of Iran" has once again directed attention to the Strait of Hormuz as one of the world's most critical chokepoints for energy transportation; a corridor where any disruption could impact the structure of the global energy market and even seaborne trade.

  • IMF 2026-04-15 10:17

    IMF downgrades global growth outlook as Iran war hits prices

    TEHRAN- The IMF cut its growth outlook due to West Asia war-driven energy price spikes, but said the world was already drifting toward a more adverse scenario, Reuters reported on Tuesday.