The Forever War in the Gulf: Why the U.S.–Iran Conflict Has No End and What It Means for India’s Strategy
The Forever War in the Gulf: Why the U.S.–Iran Conflict Has No End — And Why India Cannot Ignore It
The U.S.–Iran conflict is not a conventional war.
It does not begin. It does not end. It persists.
What appears as periodic escalation is, in
reality, a structured rivalry embedded in global power politics—playing out
through sanctions, proxy conflicts, and maritime tension in critical
chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz.
For India, this is not distant geopolitics.
It directly affects:
• Energy security
• Economic stability
• Strategic autonomy
• India’s emerging global role
As the world transitions into an era of
persistent conflict rather than decisive wars, understanding this “forever
conflict” becomes essential—not optional.
This analysis explores why the conflict
endures, how it shapes global order, and what it means for India’s long-term
strategy.
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