Tehran bets on Trump's boredom
Iran bets that patience and a long-term strategy will enable it to gain control over the Strait of Hormuz, which it considers an important pressure card to reshape the balance of power in the Gulf. The Iranian leadership affirms that the strait will not be reopened until sanctions and blockade are lifted, continuing to attack passing ships as a strategic route, while also anticipating potential negotiations to ensure a safe passage, despite the risks of economic and military escalation. The possible cost of this conflict could be a continued rise in global fuel and commodity prices, with the potential for internal unrest if the crisis deepens.
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