Washington avoids Iran conflicts
The article discusses the escalation of U.S. military policy towards Iran and its regional proxy, focusing on Washington's efforts to prevent conflicts from turning into multiple-front regional wars. It emphasizes that the American administration is seeking to contain tensions in Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen, while preventing Israel from engaging in direct escalation, tying these efforts to ensuring the security of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, it highlights that Iran is attempting to ignite regional fronts to compensate for its limited direct military capabilities, but internal and regional constraints restrict its movements. Washington is keen on maintaining regional stability and avoiding a full-scale war.
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