Washington aims to drain Tehran economically after 60 days
The 60-day deadline to reach an agreement between the United States and Iran has ended, which aimed to end the war between them and halt the escalation. Following the collapse of negotiations, Washington announced increased economic pressure through the imposition of new sanctions and a naval blockade on Iranian ports, along with stripping Iran of oil exemptions and re-imposing sanctions, in an attempt to intensify pressure on Tehran with the possibility of expanding into a prolonged war. Washington is relying on ongoing diplomatic efforts to extend the deadline, while Pakistan is attempting to revive negotiations between the two sides.
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