Washington and Tehran near new test deadline
The provisional agreement between the United States and Iran on the nuclear issue and the Strait of Hormuz faces the risk of failure, as the deadline for the agreement is approaching in a few days without any progress being made. Iran has responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz in protest against Washington’s attempt to establish an alternative shipping route, while the U.S. has countered with a naval blockade, disrupting maritime traffic and threatening regional security. Additionally, Iran is experiencing a severe economic crisis due to American sanctions, with oil exports declining and inflation rising, whereas Washington appears more flexible and has reduced its demands, especially regarding the nuclear program. Amid escalating tensions, this could lead to either an escalation or an extension of short-term negotiations.
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