Political analyst: U.S. lacks decisive wins over Iran

Analyses have concluded that the recent American-Iranian agreement represents merely a "temporary truce" in a long and complex struggle, as Washington has not achieved decisive gains over Iran. Studies have emphasized that the relationship between the two parties is influenced by several regional issues, including the roles of Hezbollah, the Houthis, and militias in Iraq, as well as Israel's involvement, which has not resulted in definitive strategic outcomes despite repeated confrontations. The assessments indicated that Iran emerged more resilient, maintaining its nuclear program and strengthening its missile capabilities, while American operations have failed to fundamentally alter the structure of the Iranian regime.

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