America and Iran: Ceasefire Not Peace
A draft agreement has been signed between the United States and Iran, but the current situation indicates that there is no permanent deal between them at the moment. The United States remains committed to controlling maritime navigation routes and maintaining its regional influence, while Iran continues its efforts to expand its influence through its revolutionary export policy and support for its militias in the region. Additionally, the 2015 nuclear deal showed that lifting sanctions did not change Iran’s behavior; instead, it increased its military strength and regional influence. The resumption of current tensions further confirms that both parties remain in a state of ongoing conflict, with no signs of a permanent agreement that would enable them to safeguard their interests in the future.
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