White Flag: Will Iran Yield Economically

The article focused on the economic escalation faced by Iran from the United States, which relies on imposing broad sanctions and economic strangulation to exhaust the Iranian regime and push it toward concessions on key issues, particularly the nuclear file. The figures indicate daily losses of up to $500 million, with thousands of companies halted and some banks going bankrupt, alongside rising poverty rates, a shortage of jobs, and a shaky national currency. The report explains that the American strategy involves waiting for Iranian capacities to be drained, employing various pressure tools including sanctions on banks and oil, and expanding sanctions to target the informal economy and digital currencies. Conversely, the Iranian regime focuses on burdening society with the costs of resilience by reducing investments and implementing austerity, relying on geographical and financial flexibility and avoiding complete impact from the blockade, drawing on past experience in evading sanctions. The ongoing question remains whether the Iranian economy can withstand this siege, amid expectations that continuous pressure may drive Tehran to major, potentially suicidal, choices just to survive.

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