Washington anticipates extended economic conflict with Iran
The United States administration has intensified its economic sanctions on Iran in an effort to destabilize its economy and force it into negotiations. Despite this, Iran continues to export limited amounts of oil and operate flights, even though there are expectations that these activities might cease entirely. Washington has restricted oil exports and reduced Tehran's financial and commercial options, yet Iran still manages to export some oil and run flights, demonstrating that the sanctions have not produced quick results as Washington had promised. It is expected that ongoing restrictions will weaken Iran’s economic resilience and push it toward negotiations, although tangible effects may take months or years to become evident.
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