Trump Challenges Iran's Time Strategy
The United States' new strategy has focused on surrounding the Iranian financial network in all its aspects, including oil smuggling, cash transfers, currency exchange companies, and ship registries, with the aim of reducing Tehran’s ability to convert its exports into usable funds. After the failure of the negotiation deadline announced following the end of the sixty-day period, Washington replaced its limited pressure policy with an open pressure approach without a set timetable, intended to financially exhaust Iranian leadership and compel them to change their positions. This strategy targets financial flows exchanged through indirect networks, which could be more effective than a naval blockade, including imposing sanctions on all financial channels Iran uses to collect revenues from oil.
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