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Researcher: War Falls Short and Iran Grows Tougher
The article discusses the stance of political researcher Yusuf Hazima regarding the tense situation between the United States and Iran. He emphasized that the core issue is not between Iran and Oman, but rather part of the broader problem between Washington and Tehran, which dates back to the war waged by the United States and Israel against Iran. He indicated that reaching an agreement depends on how convinced the United States is of the futility of a military option, and that Iran affirms the issue does not end even if the two sides reach an agreement. He explained that the prospects of returning to negotiations depend on political factors, not luck or expectations, and that the current atmosphere hinges on the American side’s assessment of the viability of military solutions.
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