Iran says Tehran must overcome 'unjust sanctions' as U.S. ramps up economic pressure
- Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammed Baqer Ghalibaf emphasized that Iran must plan to overcome 'unjust sanctions' imposed on the country.
- Ghalibaf stated that economic development and security are closely linked.
- He accused the United States and Israel of conducting economic and 'cognitive' warfare after failing to prevail militarily against Iran and Iraq.
- Ghalibaf advocated for stronger economic ties between Baghdad and Tehran, suggesting the use of national currencies in trade to reduce dependency on the U.S. dollar.
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Iran's Qalibaf Says Tehran Must Plan to Overcome 'Unjust Sanctions', Following US Threats
Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said Iran must plan to overcome the "unjust sanctions", after US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced what he described as the toughest sanctions ever imposed on Iran, according to Qalibaf's channel on Telegram. Bessent said the United States will impose "the toughest sanctions in history" on Iran, a move he suggested would lessen the need for new major military operations, rep…
Iran says Tehran must overcome 'unjust sanctions' as U.S. ramps up economic pressure
Iranian parliament speaker Mohammed Baqer Qalibaf said on Friday that Iran must plan to overcome "unjust sanctions", a day after U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced what he described as the toughest sanctions ever imposed on Iran.
Iran's Speaker, Mohamed Bagher Kalibaf, said today on his channel on "Tilligram," that his country had to plan to overcome "iniquitous sanctions." That came after US Treasury Minister Scott Biscint announced what he described as the harshest sanctions ever imposed on Iran.
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