TRUMP SHIFTS TO A “LOW-KEY” STRATEGY ON IRAN
Trump says the U.S. is “low keying it” with Iran, signaling economic pressure will take priority over renewed military action for now.
He argues Iran’s economy is deteriorating under the U.S. naval blockade, while oil near $75 is reducing the war’s impact on American consumers.
Meanwhile, negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz remain stalled as Tehran demands sanctions relief, compensation, frozen funds and a U.S. military withdrawal.
For now, Trump appears willing to wait and let economic pressure build, calling the standoff a “chess game.”
