Exclusive | From military force to economic coercion… the trajectory of U.S. pressure tools and their effects on Iran, its ability to adapt, and the diversification of its options for confrontation

Al Manar: Part One: The historical trajectory. Military force has formed the backbone of U.S. policy since the United States emerged as a superpower after the victory it achieved with the Allies in World War II, but various historical experiences in Vietnam, Cuba, and Iraq revealed a divergence…
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