#美国伊朗对峙 Currently, the confrontation between the U.S. and Iran is in a state of "talking while fighting, extreme tug-of-war" due to over 40 years of structural contradictions compounded by the recent escalation of military, diplomatic, and sanctions activities. The risk is extremely high, but a full-scale war has not yet broken out.
Current Key Developments
February 6: The two countries held indirect negotiations in Oman (the first high-level contact since the U.S. airstrike on Iranian nuclear facilities in June 2025), with no substantial agreement reached, currently only maintaining communication channels. On the day of the negotiations: The U.S. announced a new round of sanctions (15 entities, 2 individuals, 14 oil tankers) targeting Iranian oil trade; Iranian armed forces entered a state of maximum alert, publicly displaying a new type of ballistic missile with a range of 2000 kilometers. Military Deployment: The U.S. aircraft carrier strike group is deployed in the Arabian Sea, while Iran strengthens air defense and maritime patrols in the Persian Gulf. Both sides are currently in a high state of readiness.
The three most critical core deadlocks (fundamentally unable to reach an agreement)
First, the nuclear issue The U.S. demands that Iran completely cease high-enrichment uranium production, destroy stockpiles, and close key nuclear facilities; however, Iran insists that peaceful nuclear energy is a matter of sovereignty and only accepts limited restrictions, rejecting a "zero nuclear" stance. Second, missiles and regional powers The U.S. demands that Iran limit long-range missiles and stop supporting regional armed groups such as the Houthis and Hezbollah; Iran clearly states this is a red line for national defense and will not negotiate. Third, sanctions and trust Iran demands a comprehensive and immediate lifting of sanctions; however, the U.S. only agrees to a phased easing and continues to increase sanctions after negotiations, resulting in virtually zero mutual trust between Iran and the U.S.
Another deep-rooted issue
Historical Context: U.S.-Iran relations have been severed since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, remaining in a state of hostility for a long time. Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz (a global energy choke point), while the U.S. aims to dominate the Middle East and curb Iran's influence. Meanwhile, the U.S. maintains the petrodollar and regional hegemony, while Iran insists on independence and an anti-hegemonic stance.
Judging by the current situation
Both the U.S. and Iran are unwilling to engage in a full-scale war (because the costs are too high, and there is significant pressure both domestically and internationally). Currently, the short-term situation consists of diplomatic engagement + sanctions pressure + military deterrence running concurrently, with extremely high risks of friction and miscalculation. In the long term, if core differences cannot be resolved, the confrontation will become prolonged, which will definitely continue to impact global energy, finance, and Middle Eastern security.
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