Effect of American withdrawal from JCPOA on the economic process of resistance

Economic sanctions are a tool for achieving political goals and objectives, and one of the factors affecting the economic and political relations of the countries. The purpose of this study is to find an appropriate answer to the question of how the US economic sanctions can affect the economic, political and international relations of the resistance axis? In response to the main question of this research, by using existing library and internet resources, the impact of JCPOA on the strategic position of Iran and the axis of resistance and the United States withdrawal from JCPOA will be examined in two line strengths-weaknesses and threats-opportunities. The research findings indicate that sanctions are imposed by countries that have a hegemonic stability in the structure of the international system. The signs in the diplomatic behavior of countries with hegemonic stability indicate that sanction can have most effective results in pursuing foreign policy. Such a signs can be seen in the foreign policy behavior of hegemonic countries, such as the United States against the Islamic Republic of Iran in the West Asian region and the resistance axis.