Sadegh Begdeli, a jurist and expert in international affairs, referring to America’s limited attacks on the Islamic Republic, said that these attacks are part of the assessment of capabilities and the response by both sides.

He emphasized that the naval blockade and the intensification of economic pressure have set up a silent war against the Islamic Republic, the effects of which will become more apparent gradually.

According to Begdeli, reduced economic growth, a decline in investment, and an increase in poverty are among the consequences of these pressures, and for the United States to continue them, it does not necessarily need to enter a full-scale war.