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Middle East: "The war is no longer just military, but fundamentally an economic war"

Now6 September 2026 at 14:50

The conflict in the Middle East has evolved beyond traditional military confrontations, becoming fundamentally an economic war. This analysis was shared by Luís Gomes within a broader discussion about the contemporary nature of conflicts in the region.

On the diplomatic front, Luís Gomes revealed the existence of confidential negotiations between special envoys of former United States President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. These conversations were taking place before scheduled meetings with representatives in Kiev.

The secret negotiations between the two superpowers indicate a complex diplomatic effort in the context of the conflict, suggesting attempts to align positions or possible agreements related to the geopolitical dynamics of the region.

Luís Gomes commented on these issues within a broader analysis of the situation in the Middle East, emphasizing the interconnection between the military and economic dimensions of current conflicts.

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