US plans wide flight ban on Iran
Western sources reveal that the US administration is moving towards internationalizing the blockade imposed on Iran by implementing a strict naval embargo targeting vital ports, including storage facilities on Qeshm Island. The goal is to prevent oil exports and force Tehran to shut down its productive oil wells. Additionally, Washington will tighten sanctions on oil tankers and the so-called "shadow fleet" of violators, along with implementing bilateral sanctions aimed at banking institutions and companies dealing in dollars. This broadens the scope of the blockade and exerts pressure on the Iranian economy. These measures are intended to reduce Iran's financial and oil revenues and to achieve political change through economic isolation. It is expected that their effects will become evident in the market within six months, relying on China's stance and its impact on the effectiveness of the embargo.
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