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Experts: US faces dilemma over Iran strikes
Despite the military strikes carried out by the United States against Iran, the American side is facing a political deadlock, as military force has not translated into political pressure that leads to changes in Iran's stance or prompts flexible negotiations. The main issue remains Iran's nuclear program and its nuclear ambitions, and the goals of the war—such as overthrowing the Iranian regime or eliminating its nuclear capabilities—have not been achieved, as Israeli and American efforts to accomplish these objectives have failed. Additionally, the chances of reaching a sustainable political agreement have diminished. Currently, the challenges are linked to regional interests and the issue of the Strait of Hormuz, amid differing views on the connection between the war and strategic objectives.
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