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Iran's strategic position is precarious, with various pathways ahead fraught with danger. Whether pursuing military retaliation, nuclear treaty withdrawals, or orchestrating proxy engagements, Tehran must weigh the implications of each route. The potential for escalation looms heavily, especially considering Israel's ongoing military posture against Iranian influence.
The potential blockade of the Strait of Hormuz represents a particularly risky gambit, posing threats not just to U.S. interests but also to global energy markets and the delicate diplomatic balance with partners such as China.