What has the United States gained from its conflict with Iran, and what have the American people and the world gained from it?

The costs associated with the U.S. conflict with Iran have recently surpassed $40 billion.

The fate of Iran's enriched uranium remains unknown.

The situation regarding the Strait of Hormuz poses a threat to oil and gas tankers and exposes the global economy to significant problems.

Disruption to fertilizer supplies, which will lead to higher prices for certain food commodities.

A sharp rise in transportation and shipping costs across many countries worldwide.

The United States continues to negotiate with Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

A decline in confidence among U.S. allies due to recent American policies.

Other nations did not directly join the United States in its conflict with Iran.

This raises the question: Was Obama’s policy toward Iran—and the decision to conclude an agreement regarding its nuclear program—the right course of action?

Or was waging war against Iran the better option?