Can economic blockade change Iran
The article discusses the efforts of the United States to impose an economic embargo on Iran and commends Iran's possession of a parallel economy managed by the Revolutionary Guards, which enables it to evade sanctions and sustain internal funding through clandestine networks such as cryptocurrency trading. It points out that the sanctions have not yet led to the fall of the Iranian regime, despite a decline in oil exports and a deterioration in the currency's value, due to the existence of an informal economy and support from influential power centers within the system. The article concludes that the collapse of the regime requires more than just a decrease in GDP or an increase in inflation; it depends on the regime's loss of the ability to finance its ruling coalition.
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