United States' Iran Policy

The United States' Iran policy aims to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, curb its regional influence, and address concerns about its support for militant groups. This involves a mix of diplomacy, economic sanctions, and, at times, limited military actions. The U.S. seeks to persuade Iran to comply with international agreements, promote stability in the Middle East, and protect national security. The approach balances engagement with pressure, adjusting strategies based on Iran’s actions and regional developments, while also fostering alliances with other nations to counter Iran’s influence in the region.