Current Iran–U.S. strategic situation in global politics:
Tensions between Iran and the United States remain high amid disputes over Iran’s nuclear programme, regional influence, and human rights issues. The U.S. has imposed sanctions targeting Iranian oil and shipping to cut Tehran’s funding, while warning of military action if Iran continues nuclear expansion. Iran insists its nuclear activities are peaceful and rejects direct talks unless sanctions are fully lifted and its “rights” preserved, deepening distrust between both sides. Recent Iranian protests over economic collapse have intensified internal instability, drawing global scrutiny. Tehran has threatened to treat any attack as “all-out war,” and the U.S. has bolstered military presence in the Middle East. These dynamics affect global energy markets, regional security, and diplomatic engagement, keeping U.S.–Iran relations a central concern in geopolitics.
