In an interview with Ferraro, Feridon of Gelsi surveyed:
The continuation of the situation of "no war, no peace" carries the risk of normalizing the crisis situation. The economy is not only damaged by a direct war; Uncertainty can also disrupt economic decisions. Even if there is no war, continued tension could mean continued pressure on the economy. It is more difficult to implement economic reforms in a situation where the outlook for foreign relations is uncertain. Diplomacy and economic reforms are two complementary paths, not two alternative choices. Iran needs both to improve its conditions. Talk link.