Iranian military commander sees renewed hostilities as 'probable' amid failed US negotiations

Potential for significant casualties and regional destabilization if military conflict resumes between Iran and the United States.

Where diplomacy once offered a fragile bridge between Washington and Tehran, that passage has now closed, leaving military logic to fill the silence. Senior Iranian commanders have openly assessed renewed armed conflict as the most probable outcome of failed negotiations, while threatening to seal the Strait of Hormuz — the artery through which a fifth of the world's oil flows. Washington has answered threat with threat, and in this compression of space, both powers find themselves navigating not toward resolution but toward the edge of a confrontation neither may be able to control once begun

Iranian military commander sees renewed hostilities as 'probable' amid failed US negotiations

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