Washington stops Iran strikes, imposes measures

The United States announces the suspension of its direct military strikes on Iran for the time being, focusing instead on imposing economic sanctions and a naval blockade aimed at pressuring Tehran and reducing its ability to export oil and develop a nuclear weapons program. Officials confirmed that the current policy emphasizes avoiding direct military operations, while still maintaining the possibility of military retaliation if Iran attacks American interests. This strategy is expected to extend beyond the upcoming U.S. midterm elections, as Washington seeks to tighten economic pressure and restrict Iran’s access to funds, amid a significant decline in Iranian oil tanker movement through the Strait of Hormuz and increased U.S. control over this vital corridor.

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