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Political analyst Maher Abu Tair attributes Iran’s failure to launch a broad military response to its reliance on “strategic patience,” postponing confrontation for about two months while awaiting clarity on the makeup of the U.S. Congress and the political landscape of Israel’s next government, and seeking to avoid an open war that could threaten the regime. Instead, Tehran is seeking to prolong an indirect war of attrition through drones, missiles, and pressure on the Strait of Hormuz, while maintaining cohesion on its domestic front and keeping the door open to a settlement. According to the analysis, the postponed war and the de-escalation are temporary; any expansion of U.S. or Israeli strikes could prompt Iran to launch a full-scale response that would threaten the region’s security and its economic and military stability.
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