The most prominent economic military and diplomatic defeats The great America collapses in a week

Although the American-Israeli war on Iran hasn’t yet entered its second week, the superpower that has long showcased capabilities perceived as totally superior has begun to register a collapse on all levels. What are the most prominent defeats the US has suffered during 7 days of aggression?
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Militarily, America appears completely stuck in the war. Despite US President Donald Trump announcing more than once last week the total destruction of Iranian capabilities on land, sea, and air, Iranian forces continue to control the Strait of Hormuz and choke America economically, to the extent that the American public has begun to complain with rising fuel prices jumping to over $100 a barrel for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic.
In the air, Iran has continued to launch missiles and drones with high intensity against American bases in the region in addition to the Israeli occupation, and today it inaugurates the 26th wave of aerial attacks.
On the ground too, the US appears completely unable to move, despite occasionally resorting to opposing Kurdish factions and carrying out a landing in the Iraqi desert at other times, in addition to deploying special units in neighboring countries such as Kazakhstan and threatening to deploy a military division alongside nearly 50,000 soldiers the US Department of Defense says are already engaged in the war.
These developments reveal that the US has lost the battle militarily, especially in light of escalating indications about the depletion of its inventory of the most precise and advanced weapons after launching nearly 3,000 attacks, according to what Central Command announced—a tally not large but revealing the fragility of the American stockpile.
Economically, the US faces a growing energy crisis. International reports have spoken of it beginning to use the strategic petroleum reserve, which it did