Trump readies for economic conflict with Iran
The article focused on the American escalation against Iran, noting that the 60-day deadline aimed at transforming the June understanding into a broader agreement to end the war and open negotiations on Iran's nuclear program has expired without achieving these goals. The article highlights that Washington is preparing to impose new financial measures and tightening the maritime blockade on Iranian ports, while economic pressure on Iran is increasing through reduced oil exports to historic lows and targeting its essential resources. The conflict has also shifted into a form of economic attrition, with shipping movements through the Strait of Hormuz decreasing and a sharp decline in vessel transits, as Iran continues to take measures to sustain its economy in the face of sanctions. Meanwhile, the United States is focused on lowering energy prices and intensifying its economic pressure on Tehran.
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