Trump pushes economic pressure on Iran

The article aims to clarify the United States' policies in imposing sanctions and blockades on Iran, and how these measures impact Iran's economy and internal system. It indicates that the Trump administration relied on a gradual escalation of economic sanctions and naval blockades to intensify pressure in order to force Iran to rescind its nuclear programs and concessions. However, this strategy has not yet succeeded in achieving its goals. The article discusses the deterioration of Iran's economic situation, with rising inflation rates and expectations of a significant economic contraction, as well as Iran's diminished ability to evade sanctions through other countries. It also examines the limited effectiveness of ongoing sanctions, comparing them to the experiences of other countries subjected to long-term sanctions without substantial policy changes. The article emphasizes that Iran is currently adopting a "survival economy" strategy to confront the pressures, while continuing challenges in oil exports and domestic market supplies persist amid a comprehensive international effort to cripple Iran's economy.

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