US EditionTrump says any country doing business with Iran will face 25% U.S. tariff
The tariff targets countries trading with Iran to pressure Tehran over a crackdown killing nearly 600 protesters, with 25% duties imposed on all related U.S. business, effective immediately.
- On January 12, President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on countries that do business with Iran, stating `Effective immediately, any Country doing business with the Islamic Republic of Iran will pay a Tariff of 25%` and called `This Order is final and conclusive`.
- After weeks of unrest that began on December 28, Iranian protesters faced a crackdown that Human Rights Activists News Agency verified left 599 dead, including 510 protesters and 89 security personnel.
- Analysts say major trading partners such as China, India, Turkey, Brazil and Russia could be affected, but the White House has not issued paperwork clarifying the tariff’s scope or definition of 'doing business'.
- The move drew immediate concern from trading partners, with China's embassy in Washington warning it will safeguard its interests and South Korea's trade ministry closely monitoring the measures.
- Legal challenges loom as the U.S. Supreme Court reviews tariff authority, while the announcement heightens risks amid U.S. military options and threats to the Strait of Hormuz.
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Trump Announces 25% Tariff on Countries That Trade With Iran
New videos are emerging from Iran showing the government’s violent crackdown on protesters who demand the overthrow of the country’s Islamic government. The State Department is telling Americans to leave Iran as President Donald Trump announces new tariffs on any country that does business with the regime as he weighs possible military action. NBC’s Richard Engel reports for TODAY. Warning: Some images may be disturbing.
US President Donald Trump announced customs sanctions against Iran's trading partners, at a time when, according to an NGO, the repression of anti-government protests exceeds 600 deaths.
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