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The article discusses the reasons behind the United States' reluctance to take military action against Iran, explaining that it relates to financial and strategic factors. The United States prefers to avoid direct military escalation with Iran out of concern for significant economic and political repercussions. It points out that economic sanctions and diplomatic negotiations are Washington’s primary tools in managing the Iranian dossier, and that the real reason for not launching military strikes lies in the risks and potential escalation, as well as the impact such actions could have on American and regional interests.

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