Tensions are high and only increasing in the Red Sea so far. These tensions seem unlikely to lower in the forseeable future as both the Houthi rebels and US coalition forces escalate in their attacks.
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While normalization is not off the table; it is unlikely to occur so long as Israel is conducting military operations in the Gaza strip. Thus, normalization will likely have to wait until after the Gaza conflict which could take over a year.
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Ukraine is slowly pushing Russia back, but its support in the West is fracturing and Ukraine is steadily running out of arms and supplies, hampering any potential future offensives.
Why do you think you're right?
Iran doesn't trust the West and is fed up with its demands, especially as it finds more connections with China, Russia, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Thus, it will be more likely to pursue its own agenda of nuclearization.
Why might you be wrong?
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It wouldn't be in Iran's interest to be stigmatized by the world further by withdrawing from the deal.
Why might you be wrong?
Iran may find enough support from China/BRICS that it decides it doesn't need to pander to the West.
He has held power for so long, and there is no ongoing crisis in Iran, meaning his regime is likely stable.