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The article addresses the current tension between Iran and the United States over the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran has adopted a cautious political strategy in response to American pressure, insisting on maintaining its influence and using control of the strait as a bargaining chip. The article highlights that Iran refuses to quickly return to negotiations, instead betting on its military and diplomatic actions to impose its conditions. However, analyses warn that overestimating its power and continuing to escalate could provoke harsher U.S. responses, which may harm the Iranian economy and have negative repercussions on regional stability. Despite relative calm, uncertainty remains, with Tehran believing it holds strong pressure points—particularly through controlling navigation in the Strait of Hormuz—raising the potential risks of military escalation or damage to global trade interests.
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