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U.S. officials believe that sanctions on Iran may be more damaging to the regime than military actions. As Iran faces an economic crisis, discussions are ongoing regarding a potential ceasefire and negotiations, although the Iranian government denies requests for meetings. Critics question the effectiveness of both military and economic pressure in achieving U.S. objectives.
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U.S. officials believe that sanctions on Iran may be more damaging to the regime than military actions. As Iran faces an economic crisis, discussions are ongoing regarding a potential ceasefire and negotiations, although the Iranian government denies requests for meetings. Critics question the effectiveness of both military and economic pressure in achieving U.S. objectives.
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U.S. Officials Assess Impact of Sanctions on Iran Amid Ongoing Tensions