Washington gears up for prolonged Iran talks
The United States is preparing for a prolonged conflict with Iran amid the stalled nuclear negotiations, according to the "Financial Times," citing U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Michael Waltz. The statements indicate the possibility of continued economic pressures and blockade of Iranian ports without reaching an agreement on the nuclear program or restoring shipping flows through the Strait of Hormuz within a year. The United States also affirms that its strategic goals, such as addressing issues related to high-level enrichment, will only be achievable through a concrete agreement on Iran's enrichment activities. There are expectations that the conflict could last for several years and impact energy exports and fuel markets.
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