Is the Middle East on the brink of a major war? A record of bloody conflict and skyrocketing economic losses
The Middle East is now filled with the smell of gunpowder. The region is now going through a terrible situation with a three-way conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States. An analysis of the events of the last few days shows that the situation is not only unstable, but also turning towards a full-scale war.
1. The huge cost of war: Washington's pockets are empty
US statistics prove how expensive modern war is. According to a recent think tank, Washington spent about 3.7 billion (3.7 billion) US dollars in the first 100 hours of the ongoing conflict with Iran. Currently, this amount of expenditure stands at about 900 million dollars per day. The question arises, what kind of impact will this huge amount of money have on the global economy?
2. Casualties and resistance in Iran
The number of deaths in Iran due to US and Israeli attacks is increasing. According to the latest information, about 1,332 people lost their lives in this attack. However, Iran is not sitting idly by. They claimed that they were able to shoot down an Israeli sophisticated 'Heron' drone, which is a manifestation of Tehran's military capabilities.
3. Explosion in Tel Aviv and restrictions in Al-Aqsa
In retaliation, the commercial capital of Israel, Tel Aviv, has been shaken by Iran's missile attack. The massive explosion has spread panic in the city. Due to the situation that has arisen, extreme tension is also prevailing in religious places. In continuation of this, the Israeli authorities have announced the cancellation of Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque, which is further inflaming the anger of the common people.
4. Congested airspace: Flight disaster
The airspace of the Middle East is now occupied by warplanes, as a result of which civilian air traffic has practically come to a standstill.
About 245 flights have been canceled in the past week.
Major airlines, including Emirates, have suspended all flights to Dubai until March 7.
Observation: This conflict is not limited to just two countries; it is affecting everything from oil markets to people's travel around the world. If the diplomatic table is not effective now, the consequences of this conflict will be dire
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