How will the US-Iran war end?

Following a recent US Treasury program known as "economic D-Day" launched by Secretary Scott Bessent, tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated into an active war. The initiative is designed to completely isolate Iran by cutting off all of its trading partners through an intensified economic blockade.

However, analysts note that the blockade has failed to bring the conflict closer to a resolution, instead driving further escalation. This dynamic is unlikely to shift because China remains unwilling to halt its involvement, complicating US efforts to enforce total economic separation.

Experts suggest that achieving stability in the Gulf region requires a different approach. A lasting solution to the current impasse depends on incorporating China into the diplomatic equation and fostering greater economic integration across the region.