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US lacks clear Iran conflict plan
The article addresses the weaknesses of the American strategy in managing the war with Iran, highlighting how Washington's attempts to achieve its goals through options such as full-scale war, negotiations, and a naval blockade have failed—especially after Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran adopts a long-term patience policy and considers the Strait its most important leverage, relying on understandings with Oman and exchanging messages through mediators. Meanwhile, the United States has not succeeded in fully ending the tension or achieving its objectives.
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