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Relations between Iran, Iraq, and the United States are shaped by growing regional tensions and a complex system of political and security interactions, in which Baghdad plays an important balancing role.

The sharp rise in oil and gas prices amid the conflict surrounding Iran calls into question the common explanations for the energy crisis and highlights how complex the real mechanisms governing global energy markets remain.

The Gulf is asking for a war it cannot win and a peace it cannot survive. Across Western and regional media, Arab Gulf states are no longer merely supporting US strikes on Iran. They are urging Washington to go further: not to stop short, not to settle for deterrence, but to fundamentally degrade—or even eliminate—the Iranian regime as a threat.