Donald Trump, who won the US presidential election, has made a plan to surround Iran all-round.
If this plan prepared by Trump’s team is implemented properly, then Iran, which is single-handedly supporting proxy groups like Hezbollah, Houthi and Hamas and has been running a nuclear program for years, will go bankrupt.
The Financial Times, citing sources close to Trump’s team, reported that the incoming Trump administration is considering implementing a high-pressure strategy against Iran.
The main goal of this strategy will be to break the back of economically stable Tehran, so that it is not able to help its proxy groups with terrorist intentions.
According to sources, the Trump administration is planning to impose even tougher sanctions on Iran’s oil exports in particular, which will reduce a significant amount of its revenue.
There will be more pressure on Iran than Trump 1.0
According to the US Intelligence Agency, currently Iran exports crude oil at the rate of about 1.5 million barrels per day, whereas during Trump’s first term in 2020, Iran was able to export only 0.4 million barrels of crude oil per day. The Trump administration wants to stop Iran by attacking this very power.
According to experts, if the Trump administration succeeds in properly implementing these sanctions on Iran, it will seriously affect Iran’s economy.
Former US President’s advisor Bob McNally also agreed that if Iran’s current oil exports were stopped to some extent, it would put Iran in a worse situation than during Trump’s first term.
Even during his campaign, Trump has said this many times that we have to stop Iran. After the attack on Israel, Iran continued to help Hamas and Hezbollah despite repeated requests from America and other countries.
He also directly attacked Israel to support them.
The goal is to stop them from helping terrorists
According to the report, the goal of this new strategy of the upcoming Trump administration is to bring Iran back to the negotiating table for the nuclear deal.
According to Trump, he wants to get Iran to agree to nuclear terms and if this does not happen, then Iran may face very bad consequences financially.
However, people knowledgeable about this matter believe that Tehran will never agree to the terms on which Trump wants to make a nuclear deal with Iran.
Iran refuses to talk under pressure
The incoming Trump administration may be working on a plan to bring Iran to its knees, but under pressure, Iran has already refused the possibility of talks or any agreement.
A few days ago, in his post on Even though they had done so, they had not achieved anything.
Araghachi stressed that Iran is ready for talks with the US, but the biggest condition is that the talks be conducted on fair terms and with mutual respect.
Iran’s new President Pajshikyan, who came to power a few months ago, has also expressed his desire for talks with America.
On his part, it has been said that in order to bring the country’s poor economy back on track and get relief from sanctions, he is ready to negotiate with America on the nuclear deal, but this negotiation should be done without any pressure.
The path to compromise is difficult
Experts believe that even though both sides are ready for talks, there is little possibility of any kind of talks.
Karim Sadjadpour, a senior official at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said on this matter that after Trump returns to power, the biggest question is whether Khamenei will be ready to make a nuclear and regional agreement with the person who killed his beloved Qassem Suleimani. Had ordered the murder.
He said it was difficult to imagine any nuclear and regional agreement that would be acceptable to both the Israeli Prime Minister and the Supreme Leader of Iran.
Let us tell you that during Trump’s first term in office in January 2020, the Trump administration had issued the order to assassinate top Iranian commander Qasim Sulemani. Who were killed by rocket attack.
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