Iran Encounters a Japan-Like Phase
The article focuses on Iran's strategy in confronting U.S. sanctions. Washington targets its economy through the imposition of comprehensive sanctions and expanding their scope across sectors and networks linked to Iran, aiming to increase the costs of continuing the confrontation. The article highlights that Iran possesses significant resources, such as oil and gas reserves, a large population, a strategic location, as well as industrial and scientific capabilities. However, the sanctions have drained its resources and led to an increasing reliance on informal trading networks. It also compares the historical experiences of other countries, such as Japan, Germany, and South Korea, which successfully rebuilt their economies through strong industrial and technological development. This suggests an opportunity for Iran to adopt a form of "smart surrender"—achieving greater victories through a qualitative shift in its strategy—rather than persisting in confrontations that isolate and deplete its resources.
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