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Washington's Iran Strategy Falls Short
The article clarifies the failure of American policy to replicate the scenario of overthrowing the Iranian regime, as was attempted in Venezuela, due to Iran's complex system structure, its advanced military capabilities, its sensitive geographical location, as well as the international support and economic revenues that Tehran possesses. Unlike Venezuela, Iran relies on interconnected institutions and multiple levels of leadership, and has a cohesive ideological system, making it difficult to dismantle through external pressures. The war has also shown that the risks of U.S. military intervention are greater, and that resolving the crisis requires negotiation and economic pressure. Meanwhile, Russia and China continue to support Iran, with Moscow's cautious approach preventing a full-scale escalation.
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