New US Strategies to Pressure Iran
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is exploring the possibility of implementing a land blockade against Iran to strengthen the naval blockade imposed on its ports and the Strait of Hormuz, with the aim of preventing the entry and exit of ships and the export of oil. Reports indicate that the goal is to increase Iran's economic isolation and impose internal sanctions, especially after the recent military operations failed to achieve tangible results. It is expected that Trump will pressure Iran’s neighbors, such as Turkey and Pakistan, although enforcing the blockade may face difficulties due to not all allied countries being loyal to Washington. At the same time, leaks regarding the blockade are believed to be an attempt to test Tehran’s reaction, while it appears that the U.S. administration has exhausted all military options and is planning to use the “big strike” plan to escalate attacks over two weeks in an effort to overthrow the regime.
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