A professor in Tehran says that the American iron gate force is part of the pressure policy, the military option is still open.
Mohammad Sultani Nejad, a professor of global studies at Tehran University, said that the establishment of the Iron Gate force is compatible with a complex policy of pressure that combines military, economic and political measures, and does not mean the cancellation of the military option after the results of the midterm elections. He credited Iranian President Masoud Pazheskin's recent visit to Russia and reports that Moscow is providing military support and armaments to Iran for pushing Washington to establish the force. According to him, the elections in Israel and the United States have made the continuation of the war with Iran controversial and congressional pressure has limited Trump, but indicators indicate that Washington is still looking for the option of a high-intensity, limited-scope war.