The conflict between the two countries has caused immense suffering and loss of life. The US-Iran conflict has had a huge impact on the global economy, and the world will ultimately have to pay the price for it. The bombing of Dubai airport and the ongoing war in the Middle East have led to numerous flight cancellations, leaving many expatriates stranded in cities and triggering a rush for plane tickets at exorbitant prices to escape the battlefield. Places that were once considered entertainment venues for the wealthy are now facing an unprecedented crisis, especially the tourism industry. Tourist pilgrimage sites are losing customers, businesses are withdrawing investment, and five-star hotels, shopping malls, and beach bars are facing a severe crisis. How will they survive?

He represented his country in the competition, but his identity was that of an ordinary citizen.

Holding their life savings, they had hoped to pursue freedom and see the world, but the leader's decision to open fire brought suffering to everyone. In retaliation, Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for one-fifth of the world's oil production. Without external resources, oil prices skyrocketed, triggering a domino effect. High costs for airplanes, transportation, and logistics led to increased prices for food, goods, and imported items, making the cost of living increasingly expensive. Governments around the world racked their brains to devise countermeasures, but reserves are finite and will eventually run out. If the conflict is not stopped, the people will suffer.

This incident inevitably brings to mind the war between Russia and Ukraine. Sports events have always promoted peace and unity. Although each participant represents their country, the competition is about sportsmanship. I believe the audience can see clearly. Wars are started by national leaders, and the citizens have never asked for them. On the field, the participants are only athletes, not soldiers.

Iran may be excluded from the USA-Canadian-Mexican World Cup.

With the World Cup about to begin, Iran, upon learning that the host country was an enemy, quickly issued a statement saying that the host organization is FIFA, and no one has the right to exclude a country from the World Cup. Only countries that cannot guarantee the safety of their participating teams should be eliminated. This statement was clearly a dig at US President Trump. Why did Iran react this way? It's because the host country seemed to have gone back on its word, targeting the person rather than the issue, and its attitude underwent a complete reversal, from welcoming to rejecting.

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