Sanctions can lead to the capture of the government by interest groups ▫ Rahman Kahramanpour, an analyst on international issues, said in a panel sponsored by the Cadres Institute at the 19th National Conference of the Iranian Political Science Association: the sanctions in many countries form the basis for the formation of an unofficial and non-transparent economy and lead to the creation of interest groups that benefit from the circumvention of sanctions. ▫ He added: the government necessarily gives these groups a field under the terms of the sanctions, but they are gradually getting stronger and there is a danger that they will turn the government into a tool for securing their interests; A phenomenon known as "state capture". ▫ Kahramanpour, referring to the activities of groups known as "loyalists", warned: the continuation of this trend could lead to the weakening of government and sovereignty, and by strengthening the image of a weak and divided Iran, it will make the country more trapped in the cycle of war, the embargo and the naval blockade. The link of this program is in the mechanism.