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The U.S.-Iran conflict is entering its seventh month amid stalled negotiations: Washington is demanding nuclear concessions, while Tehran insists that the naval blockade be lifted. At the same time, Israel is pressing for strikes on Iranian facilities, and the U.S. is making military moves in the region. Tehran has warned against targeting AI infrastructure, while the U.S. deployment has reached 50,000 troops and 20 warships, at an operating cost of between $2 billion and $3 billion a month. The security and economic fallout from any confrontation could extend to an energy crisis, the Strait of Hormuz, and global economies. A draft de-escalation proposal includes transferring highly enriched uranium or reducing its enrichment level, and reopening the strait within seven days of a preliminary understanding.
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