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EASTORA REPORT | Marco Rubio wants Iran to hear two things at once: Washington still has the power to strike, and it would rather not use it. “If Trump needed to do something militarily on Iran, we would have the ability to do it,” the U.S. secretary of state said. “We prefer to do it peacefully.” That balance — pressure without closing the door to diplomacy — is becoming the central message of the Trump administration as Washington and Tehran test whether another round of fighting can still be avoided. Rubio said the United States remains “the most highly capable military power on Earth” and made clear that the option of further military action has not been removed. If President Donald Trump decides more strikes are necessary, he said, Washington has the capacity to carry them out. But Rubio’s emphasis was not on launching another war. It was on making sure Tehran understands that diplomacy is being offered from a position of force. His criticism focused heavily on the Strait of Hormuz and regional energy infrastructure. Rubio accused Iran of threatening commercial shipping and warning that energy facilities could be destroyed if its demands are not met. “We live in a world in which a country is openly saying, ‘We will blow up commercial ships,’” he said. “This sounds like something from 100 years ago or 80 years ago.” The message comes as indirect contacts continue through regional mediators and both sides prepare for the possibility that diplomacy may fail. Washington is therefore trying to keep two doors open at the same time: one to negotiation, the other to military action. Rubio’s preference is clear. So is the warning behind it.
EASTORA REPORT | Marco Rubio wants Iran to hear two things at once: Washington still has the power to strike, and it would rather not use it. “If Trump needed to do something militarily on Iran, we would have the ability to do it,” the U.S. secretary of state said. “We prefer to do it peacefully.” That balance — pressure without closing the door to diplomacy — is becoming the central message of the Trump administration as Washington and Tehran test whether another round of fighting can still be avoided. Rubio said the United States remains “the most highly capable military power on Earth” and made clear that the option of further military action has not been removed. If President Donald Trump decides more strikes are necessary, he said, Washington has the capacity to carry them out. But Rubio’s emphasis was not on launching another war. It was on making sure Tehran understands that diplomacy is being offered from a position of force. His criticism focused heavily on the Strait of Hormuz and regional energy infrastructure. Rubio accused Iran of threatening commercial shipping and warning that energy facilities could be destroyed if its demands are not met. “We live in a world in which a country is openly saying, ‘We will blow up commercial ships,’” he said. “This sounds like something from 100 years ago or 80 years ago.” The message comes as indirect contacts continue through regional mediators and both sides prepare for the possibility that diplomacy may fail. Washington is therefore trying to keep two doors open at the same time: one to negotiation, the other to military action. Rubio’s preference is clear. So is the warning behind it.

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