The consequences of the Iran war will change the world for decades

By comparing the current situation with the Persian Gulf War of 1991, he emphasizes that the current confrontation with Iran is the opposite of that era and a much heavier defeat for Washington.

That this war has fundamentally broken the concept of "escalation superiority" and America's unipolar moment and has shown the world that the United States is invincible.

This failure does not mean only the loss of trust of the Persian Gulf countries from Washington's umbrella of protection, but also makes allies such as South Korea, Japan, and even Europe have historic doubts in relying on the United States.

The weakening of American security authority will make international trade lines more expensive and reverse the process of globalization; An event whose unfortunate consequences will affect the world order for more than a decade due to financial fragility and the position of the dollar.