🌐 In the latest and most ruthless chapter of the all-out economic war against Iran, Washington sanctioned all 27 of the country’s airlines and suspended vital licenses for flight, refueling, and ticket sales — a move that goes far beyond a simple sanction. It amounts to a full-scale declaration of war against the civilian infrastructure of a nation and, on a broader scale, signals the collapse of the unipolar order and a shift toward a multipolar world. China, by condemning these sanctions as a violation of international law and continuing Mahan Air flights to Guangzhou and Shanghai, has effectively challenged U.S. unilateralism and exposed a deep geopolitical rift in the global power structure.
🔻But behind this show of power lies a strategic paradox: as the history of asymmetric warfare has shown, maximum isolation and collective punishment not only fail to bring governments to their knees — they make them more defiant and, in some cases, push them into the arms of rival powers. On the other hand, by targeting patients, students, and ordinary families, these sanctions are a blatant violation of human rights and a clear example of “economic terrorism.”
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