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Former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Washington had failed to achieve its goal of regime change in Iran, and that the war— which he described as a “reckless adventure”—had strengthened Tehran’s hand, particularly its ability to apply pressure through the Strait of Hormuz and disrupt shipping. He said the United States would likely have to make concessions in any settlement and warned that instability could persist. He put the odds of the status quo continuing at at least 50%, compared with a 20–25% chance of renewed escalation. He added that the war had driven up inflation in the United States. Although he was skeptical that a settlement could be reached soon, he said finding a way out of the crisis was the best option.
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