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Can Old Sanctions Match Military Efforts
The article revolves around the United States' efforts to isolate Iran economically through a broad operation called "economic ostracism," which aims to cut off the Iranian financial system and attempt to compel compliance with American demands, especially reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The steps included imposing sanctions on Iranian individuals and entities, tightening supervision and linking financial dealings with Tehran, with warnings of sanctions and isolation against any party cooperating with Iran. Despite six months of blockade and pressure, Washington failed to achieve its goals through military force or sanctions, as Iran demonstrated resilience. Its oil exports remain limited, while the U.S. Navy has recorded only limited successes in monitoring the strait. Iran continues to rely heavily on China for oil imports despite the sanctions. Experts suggest that the new sanctions may not force the Iranian regime to collapse, with opinions varying on how much these measures will impact the ongoing conflict between the two sides.
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