Atlantic: Trump has currently set aside the war trigger

Atlantic: Trump has currently set aside the war trigger 🔹 The Atlantic reports that Donald Trump, after failing to compel Tehran to a deal through military pressure and threats, has distanced himself from direct attacks, leaning towards a strategy of "patience and waiting" while intensifying economic pressure. 🔹 According to this report, the White House is now relying on two main levers: harsher sanctions and the continuation of a maritime blockade against Iran. 🔹 The Atlantic also stated that the extensive use of munitions and the depletion of U.S. air defense missile stocks during the conflict have limited Washington's military freedom of action. 🔹 Furthermore, Basant has claimed that the Strait of Hormuz may lose much of its current importance in the next two years, with up to 70% of energy passing through it potentially being transported via underground pipelines.