Iran Not Close to Capitulation, Economy Expert Says ↗
Front page leadAn Iranian political scientist believes the US strategy of economic pressure on Iran is unlikely to yield results. He states that Iran is not on the verge of capitulation.
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An Iranian political scientist believes the US strategy of economic pressure on Iran is unlikely to yield results. He states that Iran is not on the verge of capitulation.
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