Bloomberg: Biden’s strategy towards Iran is “no deal, no crisis”.

According to the report of the Fars News Agency, the website of the Bloomberg News Network says that US President Joe Biden’s strategy towards Iran has come under the microscope after the recent drone attacks in Syria.

Referring to last night’s attacks by American warplanes on the positions of resistance groups in eastern Syria, Bloomberg wrote that the behavior of the United States is consistent with the wider approach of the White House towards Iran.

According to Bloomberg, Biden’s strategy towards Iran is to avoid a crisis and at the same time maintain continuous economic pressure with the aim of pushing Tehran towards negotiations.

Biden expressed this strategy in his meeting with the Prime Minister of Canada. He said: “The United States is not seeking conflict with Iran – I emphasize that it is not seeking conflict, but expect us to resort to force to protect our people.”

Despite this, analysts of Iran’s issues say that this strategy of “no agreement, no crisis” cannot be continued and the issue of Iran has become one of the most complex challenges facing America.

According to this analysis, this challenge has become so complicated and difficult that it has resulted in the immobility and freezing of the Biden administration.

Bloomberg writes that Iran’s challenge to the Biden administration has become more complicated since the nuclear talks were suspended. An analyst told this network that the Biden administration has few incentives to overcome the current situation of “no agreement, no crisis” because any alternative option to the current status quo will bring heavy costs to the Biden administration.

A senior US State Department official, who asked not to be named, said that the Biden administration has a coordinated plan for Iran: to maintain pressure on Iran and prevent the country from further nuclear advances, while at the same time leaving the door to diplomacy open.

But Bloomberg says this strategy may be sustainable.

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