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Experts believe that the U.S. and Israel are planning to launch a severe bombing campaign against Iran's energy infrastructure, aiming to force Iran back to the negotiating table and to make more concessions in the talks. However, bombing Iran's energy infrastructure may escalate tensions. Middle East expert Wang Jin stated that the U.S. threat to attack Iran's energy facilities is essentially a new strategic pressure tactic imposed on Iran in the context of the current deadlock. The new threats issued to Iran are intended to exert significant pressure on the country by escalating the intensity and risks of the conflict, hoping to compel Iran to engage with the U.S. and make substantial concessions. Given the current situation, I believe that the U.S. threat is unlikely to materialize. Iran has already weathered the current U.S. actions against it. Even if the U.S. continues to attack Iran in the future, Iran will be able to respond effectively. As it stands, the U.S. cannot break the deadlock with its actions against Iran. (CCTV News)