Iranian-American tensions: current outlook

The article discusses Iran's current situation following the war with the United States. The statements indicate that Iran has become militarily weaker, but has gained strength in negotiations, thanks to its enriched uranium stockpile and ballistic missiles capable of reaching ranges up to 6,500 kilometers. Iran also maintains the ability to move its influence across Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen, in addition to controlling the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. It is explained that Iran relies on strategic patience and believes that achieving its goals does not require haste. Conversely, it is considered that the United States, especially under the Trump administration, erred in imagining it could overthrow the Iranian regime through the assassination of its top leaders. The article notes that any limited military solution, such as occupying part of Iran, would be fraught with risks and face ongoing resistance. The optimal solution, therefore, requires a careful stance and long-term negotiations, maintaining the existing balance between military power and political negotiation.

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