Trump's latest move risks regional stability

The article discusses Trump's potential plan to resume a military campaign against Iran, including longer and more powerful strikes aimed at weakening the Iranian regime and forcing it to negotiate. The focus is on military and economic targets such as nuclear facilities and missile systems. It explains that this gamble is set against a backdrop of intense economic pressure on Iran, but it carries risks of widespread regional escalation and could backfire, with uncertain expectations that collapsing Iran's economy would push the regime to retreat or surrender. It also notes that the military situation remains under discussion and no final decision has been made yet, with attention to the timing, which may coincide with the aftermath of the US elections. Meanwhile, pressures on energy markets and the global economy are increasing due to the potential for escalation.