Analysts warn that the current phase of the war may not deliver a swift resolution but instead signal the beginning of a prolonged struggle, shifting expectations from a decisive military campaign to an extended conflict. With no clear end in sight, the evolving nature of the fighting raises concerns about sustained engagement and its broader geopolitical implications. Strategic assessments suggest that neither side may achieve a quick victory, forcing both parties into a drawn-out confrontation with lasting consequences. The shift in dynamics could reshape regional stability and global power balances for years to come.
This phase of the war could be the start of another protracted conflict rather than a decisive campaign, say analysts.
