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Ex-NATO Official: New framework needs US and Iran
The article addresses the current state of the war between Iran, the United States, and Israel, focusing on the difficulty of establishing a new framework for resolving the conflict similar to the Helsinki Framework, mainly due to the lack of genuine willingness from Iran and America to de-escalate. Former NATO official Nicolas Williams pointed out that the war has fallen under the control of extremists and that Europeans lack effective leverage tools to bring about change, especially since the U.S. doesn't listen to them. He emphasized that American influence determines the future of the Strait of Hormuz, and any efforts toward regional cooperation depend on Washington's desire to maintain its position and influence in the region. Achieving an end to the conflict requires a shared will from Iran and the U.S., which seems impossible without genuine political consensus.
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