‘The Iranian nation remains resilient’: Analyst
Journalist, author, and activist, Fra Hughes, says continued US pressure on Iran reflects a broader strategy of economic and geopolitical coercion rather than a search for stability, arguing that sanctions, military threats, and attacks on infrastructure are intended to weaken Iran's resilience and regional influence.
He discusses rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, the roles of the United States, Britain, and the Israeli regime, shifting alliances across West Asia, and why he believes the outcome of the confrontation will depend on the endurance of Iran and the evolving regional balance of power.
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