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Reasons Behind Iran's Temporary Ceasefires
The article discusses Iran's strategy in thwarting temporary ceasefires in the region, where Tehran aims to sustain economic and political exhaustion by sabotaging calming efforts and launching attacks through its militias in Iraq and Yemen. The goal is to maintain leverage and expand the scope of escalation. Iran focuses on preventing crises from ending, as their resolution would weaken its influence. Instead, it transforms tensions into tools of political blackmail that threaten regional security and energy market stability. Meanwhile, the United States relies on the passage of time to weaken Iran's influence. The article clarifies that Iran's objective is not total war or permanent peace but rather the management of an ongoing crisis that allows it to control time and geography. It employs continuous escalation across various fronts to achieve negotiation gains, keeping the region hostage to a state of constant crisis — a situation that serves Iran's interests and disrupts both regional and international stability.
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