Resilience War; Conflict of wills in the field of pressure and siege.
In a situation where the battle between Iran and America went beyond the military and political arena and found wider economic, social and strategic dimensions, "resilience" became one of the main components of national power.
Resilience does not mean ignoring pressures or immunity from harm, but means having the ability to manage a crisis, adapt to new conditions, maintain internal cohesion and prevent external pressures from turning into an internal collapse.
The economic blockade can become an effective strategic tool when external pressures are linked to internal divisions and society's ability to withstand a crisis is reduced. Therefore, the main issue in dealing with external pressures is not only the amount of sanctions, but how to manage their effects on people's lives, national production, trade, food security and economic stability.