# Economic Sanctions
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The Siege of Hormuz: Why Washington is Trading Missiles for Maritime Blockades
Washington's decision to maintain a maritime blockade on Iran despite a temporary ceasefire reflects a shift toward economic coercion. This strategy aims to bridge the gap between failed military options and stalled diplomacy, using trade strangulation as a primary bargaining chip.
Tehran’s High-Stakes Hedging: Iran Signals Conditional Continuity in U.S. Negotiations
Iran has officially declared its decision to continue negotiations with the United States, albeit with strictly defined 'red lines.' This diplomatic signaling comes amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and a looming deadline for a critical ceasefire agreement.
Chokepoint Diplomacy: Why Iran is Trading Nuclear Pacts for Maritime Leverage
A breakdown in U.S.-Iran negotiations has led to renewed aggression in the Strait of Hormuz, driven by the IRGC's dominance over Tehran's civilian government. As Washington refuses massive reconstruction reparations, Iran is signaling a shift toward monetizing maritime transit through the world's most vital energy chokepoint.