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Although there isn't a conventional military conflict, the 'war' Iran's president refers to is a long-standing geopolitical and economic struggle. It encompasses diplomatic tensions, proxy conflicts in the Middle East, and the severe economic sanctions imposed by the US. This 'war' is fought through various means beyond direct military engagement.
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