At present, a very big and serious report is coming out on the scene of international politics and geopolitical equations regarding the ongoing conflict between America and Iran. A big dilemma has arisen before US President Donald Trump after the party's crushing defeat in the recently concluded midterm elections. Due to the ongoing military conflict with Iran for the last eight months and its domestic political and economic consequences, it is now proving extremely challenging for the US administration to take any new or major step against Iran. After the big victory of the Democrats in the election results and the changed equations in the Parliament, diplomatic avenues also seem to be limited to a great extent. Let us know in detail what kind of diplomatic and economic difficulties have arisen in front of US President Trump after this election result. After the election defeat, Trump admitted that petrol-diesel inflation and war became the main reasons for the party's defeat. The long war with Iran and skyrocketing inflation in the country are considered to be the biggest reasons behind the serious political consequences that the Republican Party had to face in the recent US mid-term elections. President Donald Trump himself has publicly admitted that due to this military conflict there was a huge rise in the prices of petrol and fuel in America, due to which the common voters were quite hurt and angry. However, while defending his military action, President Trump also made it clear that taking this step was extremely necessary for national security and to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He said that if needed, he will not shy away from taking such tough decisions again in the interest of the country. But on the other hand, Associated Press (AP) voter survey data shows that about 60 percent of American voters have termed the military action taken against Iran as a wrong decision and almost the same number of people have expressed their deep concern about the rising fuel prices in the country. Options for major military attacks on Iran and deepening global energy crisis: Experts and political analysts believe that President Trump has only very limited and risky options left at this time. The Pentagon and the White House have options to further intensify existing military actions, continue a full naval blockade of Iran's oil exports, launch targeted strikes on key targets related to its nuclear program, or destroy Iranian infrastructure. But the biggest danger associated with all these aggressive options is that if more major military attacks are made on Iran, it could deepen a huge global energy crisis in the whole world. Due to disruption in the supply of crude oil, the economy in the markets around the world can collapse, which will have a direct impact on the domestic market of America and the pockets of the general public. This is the reason why due to political pressure, taking any new military step has now become like walking on the edge of a sword for the Trump administration. Iranian commander Ismail Ghani's open warning to America, danger looms over the strait. On one hand, America is facing pressure on the domestic and political front, while on the other hand, aggressive reactions are continuously coming from Tehran's side. Recently, Brigadier General Esmail Ghani, the head of the Quds Force of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has given a very strong warning to America. The Iranian commander has bluntly said that if the Washington administration continues any kind of 'gambling actions' or adventurism in this war, America will have to suffer very serious and disastrous consequences. Referring specifically to the strategically important sea routes – the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb, he warned the US that these two strategic sea routes could pose serious challenges to American ships and global trade. Amidst all these complex circumstances, defeat in the domestic elections, increasing public anger, indications of closure of diplomatic routes and military threats from Iran have made the path of US President Donald Trump extremely difficult. It remains to be seen in the coming days what new diplomatic or strategic path the White House takes to get out of this geopolitical quagmire.
