بوابة الوسط
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The article discussed Iran's strategies in managing its conflict with the United States. Iran relies on a calculated escalation aimed at expanding the scope of threats to confront Washington without engaging in full-scale war. Tehran seeks to disrupt key maritime passageways, particularly the Strait of Hormuz, and to transform trade routes and energy infrastructure into leverage to increase the costs of confrontation. Iran asserts that there are no current negotiations with the U.S., focusing instead on consolidating control over the strait and imposing charges on ships. Meanwhile, the maritime coalition led by Saudi Arabia is focused on protecting trade routes rather than directly confronting Iran. Iran aims to expand its influence and impose significant costs on involved powers, believing that its strategy enables it to endure and sustain pressure—both economic and military—in its effort to shape future negotiation conditions in line with its interests.
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