Iran's Strategy for U.S. Midterms
The article discusses the impact of the American midterm elections on policies related to the war with Iran. It points to the approaching elections, which will significantly determine control of Congress, noting the declining popularity of Trump and the increasing strength of the Democrats—especially given internal opposition to the war and its negative effects on the U.S. economy and public opinion. The Republicans are aiming to avoid escalating the conflict with Iran before the elections to prevent worsening the situation, while Iran is trying to exploit the current situation to pressure for negotiations or to escalate in order to increase pressure on the United States, despite the fact that escalation carries risks and potential losses for both sides. Additionally, Iran seeks to build an regional security framework to stabilize the area; a decline in the prospects of escalation enhances the chances for dialogue, while the equations of war and peace remain contingent on political developments in Washington and Tehran.
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