Is Iran’s economy buckling under war pressure or holding up?

Iran's economy is facing increased strain due to the ongoing war, exacerbating existing challenges from international sanctions. Despite these pressures, Iran has managed to mitigate some of the economic damage. A key factor in this resilience is the country's oil revenues, which have provided a financial buffer against the negative impacts of both the war and sanctions. The article examines the extent to which Iran's economy is either succumbing to or withstanding these combined pressures. The analysis focuses on understanding the interplay between the war's impact and the stabilizing effect of oil revenue within Iran's current economic landscape.