Analysis of the recent Iran-US negotiations reveals a potential breakthrough after Washington withdrew new demands. The Strait of Hormuz remains under Iranian control, serving as a key leverage point with fees replacing illegal tolls. Despite US-Israeli military pressure, Iran’s resilient response and intact underground infrastructure signal a strategic victory. The discussion highlights a shifting geopolitical landscape in West Asia, where the \"Axis of Resistance\" has challenged US impunity. With GCC nations navigating new realities, the proposed deal includes asset releases and sanctions relief, though skepticism remains regarding US compliance. This marks a decisive psychological shift, proving regional powers can withstand maximum pressure campaigns.
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