US strikes harm Iran's economy
American attacks on Iran's infrastructure have destroyed large parts of vital facilities, leading to an escalation of the country's economic crisis. Power outages, shortages of water and fuel, and slowed commerce have increased poverty rates and worsened living conditions. The International Monetary Fund predicts that Iran's economy will shrink by more than 5% this year, with inflation rising to around 70%. Experts believe that strikes on strategic sites such as bridges and tunnels disrupt the transportation capabilities and logistical support of the Revolutionary Guard, further increasing pressure on the Iranian regime and amplifying ongoing economic and social challenges.
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