The conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran will\ncontinue until October 2027, according to Dinna Prapto Raharja, an\nInternational Relations expert at Binus University. The impact of this\nconflict is widening in the Middle East, marked by Israeli attacks on\nLebanon. \u201cIn my view, looking at Israel\u2019s power map, [the war] will\ncontinue until October\u2026 until the next Israeli election,\u201d Dinna told\nANTARA on Wednesday (10\/6).<\/p>\n
According to her, Israel will continue to launch military attacks\nagainst the Lebanese fighting group Hezbollah, an ally of Iran, in a bid\nto pressure Tel Aviv and Washington\u2019s interests. \u201cIsrael wants to raze\nBeirut to the ground as a symbol of Lebanon\u2019s fall,\u201d Dinna stated.<\/p>\n
Dinna noted that peace negotiations between the US and Iran, mediated\nby Pakistan, are unlikely to reach an agreement, as the conflicting\nparties \u201chave not yet reached a point of exhaustion to pursue methods\nother than military intervention.\u201d She highlighted the deadlock in the\ntalks, explaining that neither side is complying with the other\u2019s\ndemands to reach a peace agreement. \u201cIran feels it is not that weak,\nwhile America does not account for Iran\u2019s strength. The US\u2019s ammunition\nis also running low due to a war that has lasted 100 days and has not\nbeen able to resupply its weapons,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
The international relations practitioner from Synergy Policies firmly\nbelieves that Iran will not halt its nuclear programme, as demanded by\nthe US. \u201cThis nuclear issue involves the longest and most difficult\nnegotiations. With Israel becoming more aggressive in Lebanon and other\nMiddle Eastern countries, Iran is even more unwilling to let go of its\nnuclear programme,\u201d she explained. On the other hand, the US has still\nfrozen billions of dollars in Iranian assets across various countries\nand imposed sanctions on Tehran, even though Iran demands the release of\nthese assets as a primary condition for resolving the conflict. The two\ncountries are also still feuding over the Strait of Hormuz\u2014a strategic\nshipping route through which 20 per cent of the world\u2019s oil supply\npasses\u2014triggering a global energy crisis.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn my opinion, the situation is still deadlocked at the negotiating\ntable. So the process is still very long,\u201d Dinna said, adding that a\npeace agreement \u201cis still far off.\u201d The real sector is expected to\nbecome increasingly cautious about business expansion amidst the\nuncertainty.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/us-israeli-aggression-against-iran-predicted-to-continue-until-october-2027-1781099646", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }