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Revolutionary Guard's Funds Drained
The article discusses the escalation of the confrontation between the United States and Iran during the ongoing months of war, focusing on depleting the capabilities of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard through maritime blockade and suspension of oil exports. Iran has lost over $25 billion in revenue as a result and has had assets frozen worth $350 million. Despite Iranian attempts to demonstrate strength by continuing to pass ships through the Strait of Hormuz, their losses are increasing. Washington continues to apply financial and economic pressures by cutting off funding sources and supporting allied groups, while Iran refuses to make concessions regarding the conditions for dialogue, considering the blockade an obstacle to negotiations. As tensions rise, the region remains on the brink of escalation or an opportunity for settlement if American pressure is skillfully leveraged.
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