Trump Starts Iran Economic Push
The United States, under the leadership of Donald Trump, imposed sanctions on approximately 60 entities and individuals linked to Iran. These sanctions encompass areas such as nuclear energy, missiles, cyber space, and oil, as part of the "maximum pressure" campaign launched by the Department of State. The sanctions targeted a network of companies and ships based in Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Switzerland, and Europe, leading to the suspension of financial licenses that allowed some transactions to Iran. Other countries were given deadlines to shut down their economic activities with Tehran before Washington would take unilateral action if they did not comply. These measures aim to sever economic ties with Iran as part of the U.S. policy of putting maximum pressure on the country.
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