Vance signals new Iran engagement
The article concerns U.S. policy towards Iran, where Vice President J.D. Vance announced the initiation of a new phase of economic pressure on Iran. He emphasized that the United States has effectively undermined Iran's military capabilities and prevented the reconstruction of its nuclear facilities through increased economic sanctions, particularly by transferring large quantities of oil and gas through the Strait of Hormuz. He clarified that the aim is to create a reality that prevents Iran from developing its nuclear activities, focusing on obstructing oil passage through the strait and applying economic pressure, which prompts Tehran to reassess its relations with the West and seek a settlement. He also indicated that Iran feels the burden of these pressures more acutely than the United States, and that the continuation of this policy depends on escalating the pressure, while Washington warns of possible Iranian responses, including terrorist acts against commercial ships.
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