Iran faces pay crisis for its fighters
The article discusses the escalation of U.S. actions against Iran through the imposition of a comprehensive economic blockade. Reports indicate that sanctions and the naval blockade hinder Iran's ability to pay fighters' salaries and exacerbate the country's economic and financial conditions. American officials confirmed that Tehran is urgently seeking funds and considers obtaining financing a top priority, despite ongoing economic pressures and the blockade aimed at tightening the screws on the Iranian regime. The officials also pointed out that the blockade will last longer than military operations, worsening the economic crisis and impacting fuel prices and Iran's financial system, with increasing complaints about the inability to pay salaries and concerns from the Central Bank. Meanwhile, negotiations are underway with mediators led by Oman, Qatar, and Pakistan, aiming to make a ceasefire permanent. However, U.S. policy continues to mainly focus on applying economic pressure on Iran for the time being.
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