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U.S. Prefers Economic Pressure Over Military Action Against Iran
The United States has focused on applying economic pressure on Iran to avoid another military confrontation. Iranian oil exports have significantly declined and are now limited to one or two ships compared to millions of barrels in the past. Iran no longer possesses enough stockpiles of strategic currencies, such as the dollar, which has impacted its domestic economy support. Washington employs economic sanctions against countries that purchase or transport Iranian oil, as well as against exports of goods, spare parts, and banking transactions, to concentrate pressure and escalation solely through economic tools.
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