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“By:Arash Parsa-Analyst and Researcher”
Donald Trump’s strategy has entered its final phase. He no longer manages crises. Instead, he intends to end this corrosive game with Iran. He keeps two fronts open simultaneously against the Tehran regime. This method is more aggressive than ever before. Furthermore, the White House discards fruitless dialogue. They seek the complete removal of Iran’s power. Consequently, this plan aims for an endgame rather than crisis management.
The Three Levers of Power
Iran uses three primary cards for political negotiations. These include the Strait of Hormuz, nuclear capacity, and proxy networks. Washington, however, refuses to accept these dangerous levers. Additionally, Washington insists on controlling the Strait. Moreover, global energy supplies cannot remain hostage to Tehran. The nuclear dossier will lose its value as a threat. Furthermore, proxy arms must stop their independent actions. Therefore, Trump demands the surrender of all these assets.
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The Economic Blockade
Donald Trump’s strategy has evolved from simple containment into a total blockade. He prefers a combination of economic distress and military threats. For example, American warships keep the Strait of Hormuz open. Meanwhile, global markets regain stability. Conversely, trade doors remain locked for Tehran. Tehran can no longer sell oil easily. As a result, regime funds erode daily. This pressure destabilizes the power pillars from within. In fact, the trigger is ready to fire. Americans describe this state as “locked and loaded.”
Internal Erosion and Breakdown
Iran’s internal situation exhibits clear signs of collapse. For instance, inflation and livelihood pressures crush society. People have lost hope for improvements. Furthermore, the regime fails to repress lifestyle choices. The Kish coast events demonstrated that ideology no longer controls the public. When the regime abandons the hijab, it loses its deterrence power. Consequently, erosion begins from within. Society rejects this rigid structure. Moreover, the gap between the nation and the regime reaches a critical maximum.
The Final Countdown
Benjamin Netanyahu’s silence signals anticipation for the next phase. Therefore, time no longer favors Tehran. Regime leaders may mistakenly believe they have time. However, this is their greatest miscalculation. Washington continues the game until the end. There are no shortcuts for survival. Either the regime drinks the poison chalice, or the structure collapses. Ultimately, the end of this game nears. Tehran lacks an escape route. All signs indicate the fall of power soon. Iran faces a difficult, final choice.
