Benham Ben Tablo in a post on X: I've said it once and I'll say it again: the US has a winning combination on its hands - maximum pressure sanctions combined with a naval blockade. Now there is no need to rush to unleash a full-scale war: it does not enjoy broad political support within the United States itself, and such a scenario would cause serious damage to our regional allies, and in the worst case, it would not even lead to regime change. Instead, Washington needs patience, careful preparation and foresight to take advantage of the mistakes the Iranian regime will inevitably make as it tries to extricate itself from a "no war, no peace" situation. Just today, Supreme Leader Khamenei, during a meeting with the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Razai, criticized the fact that Iran is hostage to this situation, and just a week ago President Pazhkian called this uncertainty "the worst possible scenario". As resources dwindle and divisions within Iran's leadership escalate over future strategy, let the responsibility, burden and costs of escalating or starting a conflict fall on Tehran, not Washington.

Benham Ben Tablo in a post on X: I've said it once and I'll say it again: the US has a winning combination on its hands - maximum pressure sanctions combined with a naval blockade. Now there is no need to rush to unleash a full-scale war: it does not enjoy broad political support within the United States itself, and such a scenario would cause serious damage to our regional allies, and in the worst case, it would not even lead to regime change. Instead, Washington needs patience, careful preparation and foresight to take advantage of the mistakes the Iranian regime will inevitably make as it tries to extricate itself from a "no war, no peace" situation. Just today, Supreme Leader Khamenei, during a meeting with the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Razai, criticized the fact that Iran is hostage to this situation, and just a week ago President Pazhkian called this uncertainty "the worst possible scenario". As resources dwindle and divisions within Iran's leadership escalate over future strategy, let the responsibility, burden and costs of escalating or starting a conflict fall on Tehran, not Washington.