Analysts doubt sanctions will force Iran to yield, despite economic strain
Iran has warned it will respond harshly to expanded US sanctions, which Washington hopes will force a change in Tehran's behavior. However, analysts suggest the sanctions are unlikely to make Iran capitulate, even though they are hurting the population. The standoff continues over the Strait of Hormuz, through which a significant share of global oil once flowed.
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