Two months into a renewed U.S. naval blockade, Iran faces mounting economic pressure as the restriction on its ports halts oil exports and strips Tehran of billions of dollars in essential state revenue. The crisis threatens to precipitate a severe deficit of the foreign currency required to finance the country’s remaining imports.
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