Analyst: Failed cycle of US Iran policy serves corporate interests
The interview contends that US policy towards Iran has devolved into a cycle of failed military aggression, sanctions, and retaliatory attacks yielding no clear strategic gains while appearing to serve corporate interests more than those of the American public.
Against this backdrop, journalist and political commentator Syed Mohsin Abbas argues that Washington has failed to secure any meaningful strategic objective: It has neither weakened Iran’s ruling establishment nor turned the Iranian public against it, nor restored US control over the Strait of Hormuz or Iranian ports.
He further noted the persistence of these attacks looks less like a coherent strategy and more like an effort to project US power. He questions whether President Trump’s policies ultimately advance American interests or instead prioritize the agendas of large corporations and multinational companies.
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