Impact of US sanctions on Iran's economy

The article indicates that the US military escalation against Iran has shifted from targeting military facilities to attacking economic infrastructure, including ports and supply networks in the Strait of Hormuz, with the aim of pressuring the Iranian economy and reducing its ability to withstand ongoing war. Recent American strikes focus on weakening Iran's control over the maritime domain and destroying parts of logistical infrastructure, such as bridges in Bandar Khamir, which disrupts commercial traffic and impacts the national economy. At the same time, analyses confirm that Iran remains able to continue financing, despite a significant decline in oil revenues and the collapse of much of its floating reserves. However, continued escalation could widen the gap between global supply and demand for energy, exerting pressure on markets. Consequently, the economic targeting reflects a strategic shift in the conflict, with growing concerns about Iran’s economic resilience in the face of a prolonged war.

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