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Former Deputy Foreign Minister Warns of Rising US Threats
The article points to the stalemate in negotiations between the United States and Iran and the escalation of Washington's rhetoric with threats of force. It states that the Trump administration was willing to carry out military strikes against Iran before the midterm elections, but changes in the American president's position and intervention by mediators led to a retreat from this option. The article describes Trump's crisis management style as unconventional and different from previous approaches, especially after his withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal during his first term. The current policy has been characterized by sudden switches between threats and refraining from strikes.
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