US Permanent Representative to the United Nations Michael Waltz said that the US is ready for a long-term confrontation with Iran, and the two sides may still be at an impasse after a year. According to news from the British side on the 23rd, Waltz acknowledged that the US and Iran may still be at an impasse after a year. At that time, the two sides may not have reached an agreement on Iran's nuclear program, and shipping in the Strait of Hormuz may not be able to return to pre-conflict levels. Waltz hoped that Iran would “sit at the negotiating table” before this situation happened. Waltz said that US President Trump and the US Navy “have the ability to maintain the blockade of Iranian ports in the foreseeable future,” and that the US government is further increasing pressure on Iran's economy. According to him, America's strategic goals in this conflict can only be achieved if Iran's highly enriched uranium is disposed of and a substantial agreement is reached with Iran on uranium enrichment activities within the country.

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