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Iran uses Hormuz to counter sanctions
The article discusses the challenges Iran faces amidst increasing American economic sanctions. Tehran continues to pursue a policy of "counter-pressure" along the eastern coast of the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to leverage the strategic corridor as a bargaining tool to pressure Washington. Despite an acute economic crisis, with inflation reaching unprecedented levels, Iran seeks to influence domestic U.S. policy by potentially closing the Straits, thereby applying pressure on global fuel prices and gaining strategic advantages—on the condition that the United States commits to its obligations under previous agreements. On the other hand, President Trump finds himself in a stalemate, lacking a clear victory. Internal and external opposition to the war against Iran is growing, with declining public support and ongoing military and political deadlock. There are also increasing fears of a security flashpoint or a potential escalation in the region.
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