Rome talks on new zones; Central American commander visits Beirut
The atmosphere in Washington confirms that the U.S. administration continues to pressure the Iranian regime to push it into signing an agreement in line with American visions, without offering concessions that would produce a replay of the time-buying policy Tehran previously pursued. During the Lebanese president's visit to Washington, the United States emphasized that the pressure campaign is ongoing and will include a deliberate escalation aimed at limiting Iranian leadership's options. It believes that the regime is gradually entering a phase of exhaustion through a continuous draining policy intended to weaken its military and economic capabilities, which could lead it to accept American conditions or provoke internal divisions. The Rome negotiations in early August will focus on assessing the results of the first phase and launching new model zones, with the expected visit of the U.S. Central Command leader to Lebanon to monitor developments. Washington views exhaustion as a strategic choice rather than a temporary tactic, with continued escalation that could reshape the balance of power in the region.
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