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Trump Administration's Economic Sanctions on Iran

Treasury Secretary Bessent unveils new economic sanctions targeting Iran.

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WHAT'S CONFIRMED

▸Trump administration announced major new sanctions against Iran. — NPR Politics, Bloomberg Politics

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

▸Trump administration called sanctions effort an 'economic D-Day' on Iran. — NPR Politics
▸Bessent's sanctions plan risks collision with China, Iran's main trading partner buying 90% of its oil. — Bloomberg Politics
▸Sanctions are aimed at Iran's leaders but regular Iranian families already struggling economically. — Bloomberg Politics

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