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U.S. Applies Economic Pressure on Iran
The article explains that the United States' strategy towards Iran is based on implementing two parallel tracks to increase pressure on Tehran. The first involves imposing strict economic sanctions, including preventing Iran from exporting and importing goods, while the second entails supporting behind-the-scenes diplomatic efforts through high-level delegations, aimed at persuading Iran to accept stringent American conditions. These conditions include opening the Strait of Hormuz without restrictions, fully dismantling and relinquishing the Iranian nuclear program. Iran, however, maintains its own demands, such as imposing tolls on the Strait and lifting economic sanctions. There is a significant gap between the American and Iranian demands, with American pressure, along with the ticking clock, designed to force Iran to back down.
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