Geneva Pact and Iran's Network
The Geneva Agreement between the United States and Iran last June was aimed at ending the conflict between the two sides. However, it was exploited by the Iranian regime to establish an extensive and expanding influence network, especially in the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement focused temporarily on the nuclear issue and overlooked the regional role and missile programs, giving Iran the opportunity to delay and promote piracy operations in the strait as a means of pressure. As threats to close the Strait of Hormuz escalated, Iranian behavior revealed that international agreements have become temporary tactics met with neglect in the face of challenges, leading to their loss of credibility and increasing Iran's external isolation. Meanwhile, supporting the safety of international navigation and regional stability requires adherence to the principles of international law.
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