How Iran learned to stop worrying and live with war
Summary
An analytical piece examines how Iran has adapted to a sustained wartime economy and psychological landscape following months of conflict with Israel and the United States. The article explores Iran's shifts in economic planning, public morale management, and military strategy designed to absorb attrition. It argues Iran has normalized conflict as a permanent condition rather than an aberration.
Preview
Israel’s strikes on Lebanon are reshaping Iran’s calculations, pushing the region toward a more direct and dangerous confrontation Read Full Article at RT.com
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