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If Iran Loses the War, Could It Also Be Forced to Pay Reparations?
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Wars often don't end when the guns fall silent. In most cases, the real reckoning begins immediately afterward, far more brutal and costly — in courtrooms, arbitration panels, and lengthy financial negotiations. Lawyers take to the field. The recent conflicts in the Gulf, escalating with attacks on critical energy infrastructure, ports, and commercial shipping, could trigger a long and complex chain of international compensation claims over time…
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