What goal does the renewed ceasefire proposal pursue? 🔹The renewed ceasefire proposal through Qatari...

What goal does the renewed ceasefire proposal pursue? 🔹The renewed ceasefire proposal through Qatari mediators has been raised while the U.S. simultaneously pursues a policy of pressure and attack against Iran. This contradiction raises the question of whether Washington’s goal is to end the war or to create an opportunity for executing the next stage of its plan. 🔹Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, responded to this proposal by writing: "Americans have calculated our wisdom based on their own limited IQ. We have reached the level of mastery in understanding these American games." 🔹This statement carries a clear message; after experiencing repeated betrayals by the U.S., it is unlikely that anyone in Iran would be naive enough to trust Washington again based solely on a ceasefire proposal. What is the U.S. waiting for? 🔹Analysts believe the main goal of this ceasefire is to buy time to create an internal opportunity, not to end the war. 🔹In recent weeks, as discussions about managing fuel imbalances and potential gasoline price adjustments have arisen, hostile media have increased their focus on stirring public opinion and polarizing society. 🔹The reality is that the government is facing a serious imbalance in the gasoline sector; an imbalance partially stemming from increased consumption, import restrictions, and changing fuel supply conditions due to regional developments and the Ukraine war. Naturally, managing this situation will require difficult economic decisions. 🔹The prevailing analysis is that the U.S. hopes that if these decisions lead to internal protests, it can use the situation as a strategic opportunity; that is, after internal unrest has formed, the U.S. can resume its pressures and attacks, forcing Iran to engage on two fronts, both externally and internally. 🔹If this analysis is correct, the ceasefire proposal is not a sign of a change in U.S. behavior but rather part of the "American games" that Ghalibaf spoke of; an attempt to create false trust and wait for the most suitable time to exert subsequent pressures. 🔹From this perspective, the most crucial way to neutralize this scenario is to distrust U.S. promises, manage economic issues wisely, maintain transparent dialogue between the government and the people, and thwart any attempts to turn economic problems into social unrest.