Could the US-Iran war become a protracted ‘frozen’ conflict?

Author: Federica MarsiPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: Iran

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Could the US-Iran war become a protracted ‘frozen’ conflict?

Two months after the US and Israel launched a joint surprise attack on Iran, negotiations appear deadlocked. Competing blockades of the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global energy supplies, while the future of Iran's nuclear program remains unresolved. US President Donald Trump envisions the possibility of suspending a military campaign while reserving the option to carry out targeted strikes as needed.

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