The Atlantic report: Trump is thinking of attacking Iran again; the joint plan of economic and military pressure to replace the government Trump hoped that Iran would return to the negotiating table by accepting America's conditions before the election In a report, the American magazine Atlantic reported on the new plan of the Donald Trump administration to renew military attacks on Iran, possibly after the US midterm elections. According to this report, Washington is evaluating a combination of an economic pressure strategy proposed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant and military strikes supported by Benjamin Netanyahu; an approach aimed at forcing Tehran to capitulate or lay the groundwork for regime change. However, the Atlantic emphasizes that despite the strong pressure of the sanctions and the naval blockade, there is not enough evidence of the imminent collapse of Iran's economy, and new attacks may lead to the expansion of the war in the region and reduce Tehran's willingness to negotiate, instead of achieving Washington's goals. American officials also emphasized that the final decision on the resumption of attacks has not yet been made./Jamaran Read the details of this report on the international service Jamaran.

The Atlantic report: Trump is thinking of attacking Iran again; the joint plan of economic and military pressure to replace the government Trump hoped that Iran would return to the negotiating table by accepting America's conditions before the election In a report, the American magazine Atlantic reported on the new plan of the Donald Trump administration to renew military attacks on Iran, possibly after the US midterm elections. According to this report, Washington is evaluating a combination of an economic pressure strategy proposed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant and military strikes supported by Benjamin Netanyahu; an approach aimed at forcing Tehran to capitulate or lay the groundwork for regime change. However, the Atlantic emphasizes that despite the strong pressure of the sanctions and the naval blockade, there is not enough evidence of the imminent collapse of Iran's economy, and new attacks may lead to the expansion of the war in the region and reduce Tehran's willingness to negotiate, instead of achieving Washington's goals. American officials also emphasized that the final decision on the resumption of attacks has not yet been made./Jamaran Read the details of this report on the international service Jamaran.