🚨 Iran is ready to abandon nuclear weapons: the economic dimension of the decision
Recently, signals have emerged from Tehran about Iran's willingness to abandon the development of nuclear weapons in exchange for the lifting of sanctions and improving the country's economic situation. This decision has not only geopolitical implications but also a strong economic foundation.
Years of sanctions imposed by the West due to the nuclear program have significantly impacted the Iranian economy: inflation has risen, the national currency's value has fallen, and the volume of investments and oil exports has decreased. Iran has effectively been cut off from the global financial system.
Now, as the economic crisis has reached a critical point, the Iranian leadership is considering the possibility of returning to diplomacy. Abandoning nuclear weapons could be the key to lifting economic restrictions, opening the way for new trade agreements, foreign investments, and the revival of energy exports.
This step could change both Iran's economic future and the security situation in the region. If agreements are reached, Iran could return to the global market — marking a new phase for its economy.
