US faces setbacks in Iran conflict
Foreign Policy magazine reveals that U.S. President Donald Trump is no longer able to achieve an outright victory in the war with Iran, warning that continued escalation could lead to a strategic failure for Washington. It points out that the Trump administration faces a dilemma as its leverage tools weaken and gains diminish, despite its efforts to force Iran into acquiescence through force and sanctions. Tehran has managed to withstand pressure and impose high costs on the United States. The magazine proposes a pragmatic solution: reopening the Strait of Hormuz, freezing Iran's nuclear program, halting attacks, and securing Gulf allies, in exchange for easing economic sanctions and resuming oil exports. It considers that the best outcome for Washington would be an agreement that ends the war and serves its interests at the lowest possible cost.
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