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Trump should confront China to weaken Iran's economy
The Trump administration has adopted a strategy of imposing severe economic sanctions on Iran, calling them the "toughest in history" to pressure the regime. However, efforts to enforce these sanctions are complicated by Iran's reliance on China, which purchases up to 90% of its oil. While the administration has hinted at targeting Chinese banks facilitating Iran's oil sales, it has largely refrained from specific actions, emphasizing "quiet diplomacy" and avoiding direct threats to China. This cautious approach reflects concerns about damaging relations with China, especially amid upcoming high-level meetings, and suggests that the administration prefers a less confrontational stance toward Beijing while pursuing pressure on Iran.
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