Médio Oriente: 'Não há uma estratégia pensada a nível global para se saber até quando a guerra vai'

Middle East: 'There is no globally planned strategy to know how long the war will last' Colonel Eduardo Caetano de Sousa was on NOW to discuss the twelfth consecutive night of attacks between the United States and Iran. The expert highlighted that the American actions are tactical responses to pressure Tehran, emphasizing that 'there is no globally planned strategy, with a beginning, middle, and end, to know exactly how long this war will last'. He addressed the possibility of the United States attacking Iranian nuclear facilities on Mount PX, near Natanz, warning of the difficulty of destroying the underground centrifuges, even with GBU-57 heavy bombs. Furthermore, he analyzed recent interviews with high-ranking Iranian officials, which indicate an escalation of the conflict and threaten the security of oil infrastructure in the region. On this matter, the Colonel stated that 'no one controls the Strait of Hormuz', describing the chaos and the disruption of trade routes. Finally, Eduardo Caetano de Sousa commented on the nuclear agreement for civilian purposes between the United States and Saudi Arabia, warning that this pact could trigger a new nuclear arms race in the Middle East. #UnitedStates #Iran #MiddleEast #DonaldTrump #SaudiArabia #StraitOfHormuz #NuclearWeapons #War #Geopolitics #Conflict #Ukraine #Russia #Peace #EduardoCaetanoDeSousa #NOW #InternationalAnalysis #Military