Reasons Trump's sanctions didn't sink Iran
Iran faced severe economic crises prior to the recent war, including a 77.2% increase in inflation, a 1.5% decline in gross domestic product (GDP) in 2025, and the loss of around one million jobs due to bombings and unrest. Despite this, the government managed to resist deterioration through measures such as reducing exports, easing the import of essential goods, and increasing reliance on land routes and the Caspian Sea routes. Reports forecast that the Iranian economy will remain fragile, with high reconstruction costs and the necessity of lifting sanctions to promote economic recovery.
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