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Trump's Approach to Iran Al-Watan
The article presents an analysis of Trump's management strategy towards Iran, which repeats in the form of a "ballroom dance" involving three main movements: an aggressive military approach to impose pressure, then a calculated withdrawal when escalation becomes less effective, and a rotation between escalation and negotiations aimed at achieving a political goal without resorting to a prolonged open war. It becomes clear that Trump uses military force as a means to secure favorable negotiating conditions, balancing between escalation and de-escalation in order to make the cost of conflict too high for Iran to bear, relying on the factor of time to exhaust the other side. The analysis also shows that given Iran’s complex structure and its capacity to respond, imposing political surrender is not easily achievable. Furthermore, the American desire for a decisive outcome will only be realized if their strategy leads to prolonging the confrontation, while closely monitoring regional implications, particularly in the Gulf. The article emphasizes that the Trump administration manipulated the rhythm between escalation and negotiation within a calculated strategy, but executing this approach requires skillful management of steps; otherwise, things could escalate unexpectedly.
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