GENERAL
US Policy Towards Iran: A Cycle of Intervention and Conflict
The U.S. finds itself in a recurring cycle of intervention and confrontation with Iran, marked by historical coups, shifting diplomatic strategies, and recent military actions. As Iran navigates a new leadership transition following the Supreme Leader's death, the rise of hardline clerics and the increasing autonomy of the Revolutionary Guard present complex challenges for both regional stability and U.S. foreign policy.