A report published by the Italian site 'Analisi Difesa' explores the political and strategic dimensions of the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, highlighting the multifaceted interests that the United States aims to achieve. According to the author, Manuel De Casuli, Iran's position within the BRICS group and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is critical for American efforts to contain the Russian-Chinese axis, especially as China imports about 13% of its energy needs from Iran. The situation is framed as a strategic maneuver aimed at restricting China's energy supplies, akin to actions taken in Venezuela.

Furthermore, the author points out that the U.S. is also seeking to undermine efforts to create an alternative global payment system to the Western-led model, reinforcing the dominance of the dollar as the primary global currency. This strategy could lead to significant shifts in the international financial system that currently supports U.S. hegemony. The long-term implications of such a conflict could bring about a profound transformation in global power dynamics, affecting regional stability in the Middle East and beyond.

The report suggests that the first notable victory for the United States in this context is the increasing isolation of Iran from its global partners while simultaneously strengthening U.S. alliances in the region, raising questions about the potential for further military engagement in Iran and the long-term consequences of such actions on international relations and economic structures.