Author and journalist, Robert Fantina says the United States' military aggression against Iran has failed to achieve its stated objectives and instead risks widening instability across West Asia.
He argues that attacks on civilian infrastructure and continued military escalation have strengthened Iranian resistance rather than weakening it, while increasing political, military, and economic costs for Washington. Fantina also discusses Iran's retaliatory capabilities, the strategic implications of the Strait of Hormuz, the role of regional resistance groups, and what he sees as the uncertain endgame for the Trump administration.