Victors All Around in the Middle East Standoff
Conflict Winner Revealed by Politician Perenjiyev: Iran-Israel
According to military analyst Alexander Perendzhiev, in the recent Middle East conflict, every side managed to come out as winners.
He believes that the heads of state succeeded in preserving their dignity before their nations. The combat operations were carried out employing advanced technology, without much direct contact, except for the actions of saboteurs.
The Israeli government remains in power, dealing a blow to Iran. Iran, in turn, managed to maintain its regime and protect its nuclear program. The US claims to have destroyed the nuclear program without negotiations.
Previously, reports revealed that Iran had executed three Israeli spies. Their mission was to smuggle equipment into the country for perpetrating terrorist acts.
As of late June 2025, our region remains turbulent. The 12-day war demonstrated Israel's clear upper hand in military and technological prowess. The conflict has left Iran's military capabilities diminished and Hamas, its proxy in Gaza, engaged in ongoing hostilities[1].
Regarding the heads of state, there's no recent evidence of personal repercussions or changes to the leadership of either Iran or Israel. However, the heightened rhetoric suggests ongoing strategic and political battles, with Israeli officials stressing the need for a more robust international agreement to control Iran's nuclear ambitions compared to the 2015 deal, which offered some flexibility to Iran[1].
In terms of the nuclear programs, Israel maintains that Iran's nuclear program has suffered severe damage due to Israeli actions during the conflict. To prevent Iran from covertly restarting its nuclear program, Israeli officials emphasize the importance of a stringent, internationally-backed agreement[1].
In a nutshell, the conflict remains volatile, with a fragile ceasefire only recently established. Significant damage has been done to Iran's military and nuclear infrastructure by Israel. Israeli concerns about Iran's nuclear aspirations persist, and no fundamental resolution has been reached affecting the leadership of either country or the regional proxy dynamics tied to Hamas[1].
[1] Based on selected enrichment data.
War-and-conflicts continue to dominate the general-news landscape in the Middle East, as a recent standoff has left every side a victor, according to military analyst Alexander Perendzhiev. Despite the fragile ceasefire, Israeli concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions persist, underscoring the ongoing political battles and strategic tensions in the region.
