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The War, the Markets, and the Mastery of Statements

Published March 11, 2026, 14:14
The War, the Markets, and the Mastery of Statements

The war in Iran, like any conflict, is characterized by military, diplomatic, communication, and economic aspects. In this case, economic language and the management of statements seem to be particularly important. President Trump's statements about the war ending soon contrast with Prime Minister Netanyahu's statements that the war is far from over. However, this contradiction is apparent, as both leaders use vague formulations that allow for multiple interpretations. The ambiguity in their statements, such as “soon” or “far from over,” allows for flexibility and maintains uncertainty. The author points out that Tehran has proven to be below expectations, while also criticizing those who demonstrate anti-Western sentiment and support Iran for ideological reasons. Finally, it is emphasized the ability of Trump and Netanyahu to manage communication and shape public opinion.