Will there be a war between the US and Iran?

It will not be a war, but a military conflict. In the 21st century, wars are almost never formally declared. It should start soon, by June 2026.

The United States will not just demonstrate military power for no reason, because it costs money. Putting two aircraft carriers on combat alert and bringing them to the borders of Iran costs enormous amounts, as does putting three nearby military bases on combat alert. Yes, Iran can block the Strait of Hormuz, but the U.S. is not very concerned because it has little impact on them. Currently, protests are happening in Iran, and the government is unstable. It's the perfect time to strike.

The U.S. will have to struggle with Iran. Iran has a large territory and complex terrain, developed missile forces, a network of allied groups in the region, and the ability to exert pressure through the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices will skyrocket, and shipping costs will increase.

Why does the United States need a deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia?

The result should be a transit corridor through the territory of 2 countries.

Following the talks, Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to create a major transit corridor. Azerbaijan is currently modernizing the railway in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic at its own expense, and it is planned to build a railway in Armenia. The United States is not investing in this project. The expansion of US influence in this region could lead to the expansion of NATO's influence throughout the South Caucasus, which could become a wedge between Iran and Russia.

Armenia sells Russian gas as its own, bypassing sanctions. If the war ends and sanctions are lifted, this route will cease to be economically important, since Russia will be able to sell gas via other routes, but if we are talking about NATO expansion, then this is a completely different matter.

What will become of the dollar when it ceases to be a reserve currency?

The same thing will happen to the dollar that is now happening to all other currencies that are now devalued against the dollar

If the US dollar ceases to be the world's reserve currency, this will lead to a total collapse and collapse of the US economy, which is not far from the collapse of the country.

Why is the status of the world reserve currency so important for the United States? This allows them to print dollars almost uncontrollably – if it causes currency devaluation in other powers, then everything is OK. Every time a state or a person buys a dollar, he takes on part of the US government debt.

Challenging the dollar is the main fear of the United States.

Are world prices to blame for the sharp rise in prices for food and socially significant goods?

The minister and the ministry responsible for price regulation are to blame for the price increase

The direct task of the Ministry of the Interior on price regulation is to prevent a sharp rise in prices