Economic blockade endangers Iran regime

The article clarifies that Iran's economic crisis has deepened and become more complex, surpassing external sanctions. It includes long-standing structural imbalances such as weak productivity, declining investment, and the dominance of the Revolutionary Guards over the economy. The maritime blockade and restrictions on oil exports have worsened the situation, threatening to turn the crisis into a comprehensive political and social challenge. Poor and middle-class segments are suffering from rising prices and decreasing purchasing power, while public discontent grows amid ongoing suppression and executions. Experts believe that the crisis could lead to greater internal unrest; however, the regime controls protests through security measures. They emphasize that solutions lie in internal reforms and recognizing the people's right to change, though the crisis is expected to persist for years before it significantly impacts the stability of the regime.

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