Iran's position remains precarious, with the US oil blockade reportedly cutting crude exports to zero and Tehran floating nuclear inspector access as a bargaining chip for sanction
Iran's position remains precarious, with the US oil blockade reportedly cutting crude exports to zero and Tehran floating nuclear inspector access as a bargaining chip for sanctions relief. The rial's slide and household inflation continue to erode the domestic economy while military tensions persist, with Iran signaling readiness for a harder retaliation if attacked. Diplomatic openings exist on paper, but both sides' public posturing suggests any de-escalation faces a long road.
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