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The article discusses the potential escalation between the United States and Iran following a threat from U.S. President Donald Trump to launch strong strikes against Iran in response to a missile attack by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard on an airbase in Jordan, which targeted American forces. Analyses focus on a U.S. military plan that could last for two weeks, involving intensive air strikes aimed at weakening Iran's missile capabilities to break the deadlock in the confrontation and reduce the need to use defensive munitions. Conversely, Iran is expected to respond with a limited retaliatory action, with Tehran awaiting an American response but not intending to escalate into open military conflict, favoring the continuation of the current negotiations. It appears that the U.S. administration is considering options for escalation, amid increasing Israeli concern over rising oil prices and fears of depleting American military reserves, alongside escalating tensions in the region.
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