Exclusive | From military force to economic coercion: the trajectory of US pressure tools and their implications for Iran, its ability to adapt, and diversify its options for confrontation

Al Manar: Part Two: Pressure and Adaptation. In the first part, we examined the range of coercive tools that the United States has historically used in its foreign policy toward its adversaries, from military force to financial and economic restrictions and pressures, depending on the nature of the conflict and the desired objectives. Nevertheless, it remained…