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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing to impose unprecedented economic pressures on Iran to increase sanctions on Tehran, despite ongoing extensive sanctions and a maritime blockade imposed on its ports. Possible options include targeting the oil sector, with a focus on sanctions against Chinese companies and banks involved in the export of Iranian oil, as well as the potential implementation of secondary sanctions on any entity dealing with Iran. Such measures could complicate Tehran’s access to its revenue, lead to an increase in global oil prices, and contribute to higher inflation in the United States. Washington is also considering the seizure of frozen Iranian assets, despite legal and diplomatic complexities, as well as expanding efforts to target transportation and insurance networks related to Iranian oil exports through what is referred to as the "shadow fleet," aiming to curb Iran’s revenue flows. While these actions may diminish Iran’s resources, the effectiveness and safety of such policies will depend on various options and risk assessments, with careful attention to tensions with Beijing and their potential impact on the global market.

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