The Trump administration is reportedly shifting towards sanctions and maritime pressure, including a naval blockade and possible secondary sanctions. Rubio, however, did not rule out strikes if Iran attacks first
Washington:US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reportedly conveyed to several of his foreign counterparts in recent days that Washington is not expected to initiate new strikes against Iran "for the time being." The move indicates a shift in strategy of the Trump administration, moving from air operations towards increased economic pressure and maritime measures against Tehran.
Rubio outlined the revised strategy during recent phone calls with allied foreign ministers, reported, citing US officials. However, Rubio didn't rule out strikes if Iran attacks first.
US shifts towards economic pressure
As part of the new strategy, the US is expected to rely majorly on sanctions burdening Iran's economy while maintaining pressure through a US naval blockade.
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