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US Fails to Subdue Tehran
Political science professor Ismail Turki said Washington had been unable to decisively win the confrontation militarily or bring Tehran to heel through negotiations, leaving it with two options: expand military operations or tighten the blockade to weaken Iran’s economy and prevent it from rebuilding its military capabilities. He explained that Iran views its ability to sustain the confrontation and remain cohesive as a success. It seeks to lift the blockade, secure the release of its frozen assets, and strengthen its influence through the Strait of Hormuz—and will not make concessions for free. Turki warned that a comprehensive peaceful settlement was lacking and said that interim agreements mediated by Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt were a possibility.
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