If regular people are the ones actually suffering under the sanctions instead of the leaders they're supposed to punish, seems like they're just not working the way they're meant to.
by adityakumarEditorial
If regular people are the ones actually suffering under the sanctions instead of the leaders they're supposed to punish, seems like they're just not working the way they're meant to.
I think about ordinary families struggling to access basic medicine or food because of sanctions meant to punish leaders who never miss a meal themselves -- that gap between who sanctions are supposed to hurt and who actually suffers breaks my heart every time, but lifting them also hands that same leadership an unearned win.
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