US unveils sanctions to sever Iran from global financial system
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has initiated a financial assault targeting sectors including gold, digital assets, and shipping to sever Iran from the global economy.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has initiated a financial assault targeting sectors including gold, digital assets, and shipping to sever Iran from the global economy.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has characterized new financial sanctions as an economic D-Day, while Iran warns that supporting the measures is an act of war.
Army chief Amir Hatami announced a tiered reward system for citizens who target American military personnel, despite no known US ground forces being deployed inside Iran.
President Donald Trump has issued new demands for war compensation and halted peace negotiations, prompting an aggressive push of economic sanctions and a sharp rise in energy markets.
The U.S. has reinstated its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and expanded banking sanctions while facing internal reports of exhausted missile stockpiles.
The U.S. has redirected 55 commercial vessels and disabled others to enforce a blockade that has left Iran's primary oil terminal basically dark.
The proposed strategy involves sealing all land borders to isolate Tehran, though success depends on persuading neighbor nations to risk Iranian retaliation.