Maj Gen GD Bakshi Explains Why Trump's Iran Ceasefire Move Saved the Global Economy

The Iran conflict demonstrates that military intervention without clear strategic objectives can backfire, as Iran emerged stronger by controlling the strategic Strait of Hormuz and leveraging its geographic position to threaten global oil supplies, potentially causing a depression-level economic crisis; this case illustrates that military solutions to complex geopolitical conflicts often fail when they ignore the strategic realities of geography, mutual deterrence, and the interconnected nature of global economic systems.