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The U.S.-Israel war against Iran marks 100 days, triggering a global energy crisis and worsening economic prospects. Nations from the Gulf to Southeast Asia have responded with varied stances, ranging from mediation and condemnation to active backing. The conflict has drawn in regional powers, disrupted oil routes, and reshaped geopolitical alignments.
The US-Iran conflict spread across the Gulf region on day 96, with new airstrikes and claims of drone downings. Secretary of State Rubio stated the US will only lift sanctions if Iran abandons enriched uranium, rejecting a deal related to the Strait of Hormuz. The latest developments come amid continued uncertainty over diplomatic efforts to end the war.
The US military conducted airstrikes on Iranian radar and drone sites over the weekend, while Iran struck a US air base, with peace talks stalled. Israel expanded its Lebanon incursion as Hezbollah downed an Israeli drone and fired rockets, prompting new US mediation efforts.
