Iran Vows to Resist U.S. Sanctions, Says Washington Seeks Talks | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the measures target 60 people, entities and vessels as Washington seeks to pressure Iran into new talks.
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Iran vows to resist U.S. sanctions, says Washington seeks talks | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Iran today denounced expanded U.S. sanctions aimed at isolating its economy as an act of “gross lawlessness,” expressing confidence that many countries would not join the pressure campaign.
There have been signs of a possible return to mediation to end the war, which has paralysed most maritime traffic
Forbes, the world's most well-known business and economic magazine. The country expressed confidence that major trading partners, such as China, will resist the pressure campaign The post Iran Promises to Resist U.S. Sanctions and Says Washington's Search for Negotiations appeared first in Forbes Brazil.
Iran promised to respond to the expansion of U.S. sanctions aimed at isolating its economy, calling them an act of "flagrant illegality," and expressed confidence that its main trading partners would resist the pressure campaign. Almost six months after the beginning of a conflict that the U.S. has had difficulty resolving, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent presented the measures on Monday, although he avoided imposing the harshest sanctions.
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