Scott Basset, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, on Sunday commented on the status of the Iran war and expressed that he has no information on how this war will end. While noting the approaching eight-month mark of this war, he emphasized the financial and military pressures that Iran is facing.
Iran's Financial Situation
Basset mentioned Iran's inability to cover military expenses and said, "They are collapsing. They cannot pay their soldiers." This statement reflects widespread concerns regarding the continuation of the war and its effects on Iran's military forces. He also pointed to Iran's inability to continue the war due to financial problems, adding, "They will soon surrender."
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Consequences of the War for Iran
The current situation in Iran and its financial challenges could have widespread consequences. Given that the war has deeper impacts on the economy of the country, any reduction in Iran's ability to continue the war could lead to significant changes in the political and military landscape. Basset also emphasized that Iran's current situation may soon reach a historical turning point.
While Basset points to uncertainty regarding the end of the war, many analysts also believe that this war could soon come to an end due to internal and external pressures. This could lead to changes in Iran's domestic and foreign policies.
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