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Is Washington risking a setback in Iran
A report by The New York Times indicates that the war led by U.S. President Donald Trump against Iran, now in its sixth month, is heading toward a strategic defeat for Washington. Washington's failure to translate its military superiority into a lasting change in Iran, coupled with a shortage of key munitions, weakens its deterrence capability. On the Iranian side, the country appears more unified under a government that is more hardline, despite setbacks to its nuclear and missile programs, and the Strait of Hormuz remains under its control. Tensions persist in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran continuing to disrupt shipping movements and damage energy infrastructure, along with threats against U.S. bases. Meanwhile, the credibility of the United States—militarily and diplomatically—is waning, and concerns are increasing that Iran might escalate the conflict through its allies, with possibilities of reducing U.S. military intervention.
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