Iran shifts focus from nuclear to Strait reopening
Since the beginning of the war in February, the Iranian nuclear issue has fallen from the priorities of Washington and Tel Aviv, with on-the-ground developments and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz becoming the top concerns. Despite the U.S. administration emphasizing the importance of preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons to avoid an regional arms race, the current strategy is focused on targeting military capabilities and delaying political negotiations. The failure to achieve a comprehensive solution has increased Iran’s influence in the region, amid rising risks of nuclear advancement, especially given Iran’s escalating uranium enrichment activities and internal moves aimed at achieving a nuclear breakthrough to safeguard the regime, further complicating the situation.
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