Iran bets economic pain will pressure Trump in game of ‘chicken’
Summary
Iran expects that the global economic problems caused by the war and concerns among Republican politicians about upcoming elections will push President Trump to change his approach first. An expert from the Cato Institute described this situation as a game of 'chicken,' where each side waits for the other to give in.Key Facts
- Iran believes that economic troubles worldwide made worse by the war will create pressure on the U.S. president.
- Republicans in the U.S. are worried about the midterm elections and how the situation might affect them.
- The situation is described as a game of 'chicken,' meaning both sides are waiting to see who will back down first.
- Doug Bandow, an expert from the Cato Institute, spoke about Iran's strategy on the show ‘This is America.’
- Iran hopes that these factors will lead President Trump to change his current policy or approach.
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