Washington and Tehran's Options: Will the Escalation Lead to a Settlement or Full-Scale War?

The article discusses the escalation of the military confrontation between the United States and Iran, with U.S. airstrikes against Tehran increasing to reduce its military capabilities—particularly those threatening navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear facilities such as the Bushehr plant. American options are being considered, including expanding military pressure, returning to negotiations under more stringent conditions, or escalating to deliver a decisive blow to Iran’s nuclear system. There are, however, risks of the situation spiraling into full-scale war. Reports suggest that the scope of attacks could expand to include other sensitive targets. It is also likely that the policy of pressure through limited strikes will continue, despite the possibility of escalating into a larger war if Iran’s interests are directly targeted. The situation in the region is closely monitored, along with the potential reactions from Iran, such as threatening navigation or escalating militia activities.

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