Officials favour economic pressure over immediate military action as concerns grow tensions could intensify in the months ahead.
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The Trump administration is reportedly working to prevent the conflict with Iran from escalating further in the near term, even as concerns persist that tensions could worsen in the months ahead.
Senior officials are said to be prioritising economic pressure and sanctions over immediate military action, aiming to increase leverage ahead of any future negotiations with Tehran.
The approach reflects efforts to balance deterrence with stability, as Washington seeks to avoid a broader regional conflict while maintaining pressure on Iran.
The strategy comes amid continued uncertainty in the Middle East, where recent military exchanges and diplomatic tensions have heightened fears of a wider confrontation.
