Tehran Pressure: Why US and Israel are not yet ready for a serious war with Iran - expert

TV the situation was commented by military expert Hil Rustamzade, focusing on strategic restrictions on the parties and real scenarios of events. According to the analyst, Tehran is under serious military-political pressure, but that does not mean that the blows will take place in the short term. "We are dealing with military-political pressure.

Even communications-the United States of America and Israel-is not ready for serious damage to Iran's military and nuclear infrastructure in the coming months. This pressure has played a role," Rustamzade said. He noted that negotiations were made possible by accumulated military pressure. Iran, realizing the threat of increasing military potential near his borders, preferred to enter into the negotiation process.

The fact is that even with the limited capabilities of the US and Israel to attack nuclear objects, vulnerable zones in the Iranian economy remain. "Where to talk about the negotiation process is too early. At the same time, with the limited impact on military and nuclear infrastructure, Iran is very vulnerable in terms of its oil and gas complex. Let's say, destroying the Iranian oil and gas infrastructure and port structures will not even be difficult.

" The expert believes that the result of the negotiations that the US will suit is the complete refusal of Iran to own nuclear weapons while maintaining access to civilian nuclear technologies under international control. In addition, the US will require the reduction of Iran's impact in the region through proxy. "It can be said with confidence that Iran will never have nuclear weapons.

Modern technologies may be transferred so that Iran has a peaceful atom and staged conditions that these technologies would not be used to develop nuclear weapons. In addition, Iran through its proxy through which the policy of destabilization of the whole" is most rewarding. Israeli border.

According to him, the strategic goal of the United States is not to destroy Iran as a state, but to transform it into a regional player without an aggressive agenda: "Iran is trying to make a civilized state that does not rush to neighbors, does not harm them or threaten someone with nuclear weapons," the expert concluded. Recall that on April 12, direct negotiations between the US and Iran on the issue of the Iranian nuclear program were launched in Oman.