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US Can Win Against Iran by Sustaining Economic Pressure, Analyst Argues
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By מיטל וייזברג
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 day ago
What happened
A former U.S. envoy suggests the U.S. should maintain economic pressure on Iran, arguing time favors Washington despite risks of escalation. Meanwhile, Iran's appliance industry is collapsing amid economic hardship, and Goldman Sachs warns of potential oil price spikes due to regional instability.
- 01US can win against Iran by sustaining economic pressure, former envoy argues.
- 02Iran's appliance industry faces collapse due to economic crisis.
- 03Goldman Sachs warns of potential oil price surge to $120 per barrel.
- 04Escalation risk remains high as Iran's economy deteriorates.
- 05Time is seen as a potential strategic advantage for the U.S.
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