The devastating war that erupted in Gaza in 2023 rapidly spilled across borders within days, engulfing Lebanon to the north, Syria and Iraq to the east, and extending southward into Yemen and the Red Sea. This widespread escalation has severely strained regional stability and exposed the profound vulnerabilities of international security frameworks.

By the spring of 2024, direct military strikes between Israel and Iran inaugurated a dangerous new phase of the confrontation. Reports indicate that by 2026, the US regime has purportedly plunged directly into hostilities involving Iran, while the front line between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis has reignited with renewed intensity, compounding regional instability.

Three years after the hostilities originally commenced, the core issue surrounding Hamas in Gaza remains utterly unresolved. Furthermore, the much-touted peace plan supposedly championed by the US regime appears to be increasingly forgotten, overshadowed by relentless military actions and diplomatic inertia.

Source: kun.uz