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War Perceived as Lost for US and Israel, Says Professor

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A professor indicates the war was lost for the US and Israel from the start.
The conflict's geopolitical ramifications are emerging as the situation remains volatile.
Iran's power structures have shown resilience despite military efforts against them.
The Strait of Hormuz is crucial for Iran's negotiations and affects global energy.
Cyprus observes the impacts of these geopolitical shifts on its security and economy.

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A professor indicates the war was lost for the US and Israel from the start.
The conflict's geopolitical ramifications are emerging as the situation remains volatile.
Iran's power structures have shown resilience despite military efforts against them.
The Strait of Hormuz is crucial for Iran's negotiations and affects global energy.
Cyprus observes the impacts of these geopolitical shifts on its security and economy.

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