Report: Trump Administration Returns to "Stick" Policy with Iran Due to Strategic and Policy Reasons
The office of U.S. President Donald Trump has returned to a policy of maximum pressure on Iran, heavily emphasizing economic sanctions and military strikes after the failure of the recent deal. The collapse of the understanding reached in June, along with the targeting of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, led to the termination of waivers that allowed for the sale of Iranian oil, and the United States has carried out more than 170 airstrikes against Iranian targets. Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues to stress deterrence through force rather than pursuing diplomatic plans. Trump faces internal and external challenges, including divisions within Iran and fundamental disagreements over the future of the nuclear program, amid escalating tensions in the Gulf.
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