Iran faces severe setbacks as Cooper reaches Lebanon

The article discusses the American management strategy in dealing with the Iranian regime through continuous efforts to deplete its capabilities via short and ongoing "exhaustive strikes." The aim is to pressure Iran into accepting US conditions or to expose the regime to a severe internal crisis. The strategy focuses on targeting economic and military infrastructure, including nuclear facilities, bridges, supply lines, and electricity and energy networks, in order to make the costs of continuing the confrontation higher than those of a settlement. It indicates that American assessments suggest that domestic conditions within Iran remain unclear, and Washington bets that persistent exhaustion could disorient decision-making centers within the regime, thereby increasing the likelihood of its collapse or a retreat from its positions. Regarding Lebanon, US escalation reflects in solidifying understandings in the south, with a planned visit by the US Central Command leader to Lebanon to closely monitor the situation. The message suggests that exhaustion is a strategic option to weaken Iran’s capabilities, which might reshape the regional balance of power.

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