The article analyses the economic confrontation between the United States and Iran, describing two opposing strategies. Washington believes it can defeat the Iranian regime without resorting to a military invasion, instead relying on economic pressure and sanctions. Tehran, on the other hand, bet that it can survive all the pressure measures imposed by the West.
The text suggests that one of the two strategies will inevitably fail, and that the answer to this question is already being given by economic indicators. The Iranian currency, the rial, is in strong devaluation, which according to the article is already beginning to indicate which of the two sides is losing this confrontation.
The article presents itself as an analysis of the economic war between the two countries, where the value of the rial serves as a thermometer of the resistance capacity of each party.
