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The article discusses the development of Iran's nuclear program and its impact on regional and international balance of power. Iran considers nuclear weapons as the most important means of defense and is working to diversify its arsenal with missiles, mines, and drones, with particular focus on its capabilities in the Strait of Hormuz. Following the signing and subsequent annulment of the nuclear agreements between Iran and the United States, Tehran continued to enhance its nuclear capabilities and expand its regional influence through interventions in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon, leading to tensions with Israel and the United States. Pressures and sanctions on Iran are intensifying, alongside escalations by American and Israeli forces. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of Iran's most significant leverage tools, as Iran seeks to protect its interests and demonstrate its ability to disrupt international shipping, amid declining global trust in the policies of the Iranian regime.

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