Iran deal sparks US concession debate

The analytical article discusses how the United States did not achieve all of its objectives during its conflict with Iran, as it was forced to gradually relinquish many red lines, especially concerning the nuclear enrichment program and missile capabilities. Washington concluded an agreement that significantly reduces Iran’s nuclear capabilities, but allows Iran to continue limited enrichment outside the country, with the uranium stockpile reduced to 3.67%. The treaty also involves the lifting of oil and financial sanctions. However, implementing these concessions may not ensure the permanent opening of the Strait of Hormuz, reflecting Washington's retreat from fully achieving its goals in the Iranian issue.

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