Strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, including the fortified Fordo site, have changed the course of the crisis. The idea that tensions could be managed through partial deals and careful diplomacy is fading. By acting openly, Washington forced other powers to rethink what risks they are willing to accept.
Iran’s promise to “reserve all options” suggests possible cyberattacks, proxy actions, or pressure on key routes like the Strait of Hormuz — moves that could quickly raise oil prices and regional tensions.
As the UN debates and allies disagree, one thing is clear: the old approach is gone. What happens next depends on high-stakes decisions made behind closed doors, with little room left for error.
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