According to information disclosed by Reuters, the current US policy toward Iran exhibits several distinct characteristics: Trump's personal stance leans towards postponing military strikes, but no final decision has been made; both Saudi Arabia and Turkey have urged the US not to resume military operations, hoping to de-escalate tensions between the two countries; Israel continues to lobby the US to resume military strikes against Iran; meanwhile, the US has not relaxed its military deployments, with a third aircraft carrier about to enter the Middle East, maintaining the option of military escalation; furthermore, US economic sanctions and naval blockades against Iran remain in place, but some long-range precision-guided munitions stockpiles are under pressure.