Washington plans strike Iran Tehran favors talks
The article discusses American military preparations for resuming large-scale combat operations against Iran, amid ongoing indirect diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Reports indicate that the Pentagon has directed U.S. Central Command to complete the necessary preparations without specifying a set date for implementation, with the possibility of launching strikes on Iranian energy facilities and nuclear infrastructure before the November elections, or delaying such actions. Conversely, Iran is studying its response to the American proposal to reopen the strait, while diplomacy continues through mediators under certain restrictions. Meanwhile, oil tanker traffic through the strait has dropped to its lowest levels since July due to increased attacks on vessels, with markets remaining anxious about a potential escalation related to military stances and nuclear disputes.
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