US EditionMinimal Impact: What Centre Said on Trump's 25% Tariffs on Iran Trade
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Russia rejects a possible US attack on Iran and tariff threats against its partners
Minimal impact: What Centre said on Trump's 25% tariffs on Iran trade
Iran’s major import partners include the UAE at $21 billion (30 per cent), China at $17 billion (26 per cent), Turkiye at $11 billion (16 per cent) and the European Union at $6 billion (9 per cent), underscoring India’s relatively marginal share.
RUSSIA REJECTS ‘ATTEMPTS TO BLACKMAIL’ IRAN’S PARTNERS AMID TRUMP’S 25% TARIFF PLANS
Tue 13 January 2026: Russia on Tuesday said that it rejected “attempts to blackmail” Iran’s partners as US President Donald Trump announced plans to impose 25% tariffs on “any and all” countries doing business with Iran. In a statement, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that Western sanctions on Iran, which she defined as […]
(EFE) – Russia today rejected both the threats of a possible U.S. military attack on Iranian territory and a possible increase in Washington’s tariffs on the Islamic Republic’s trading partners. “The threats of further military attacks on the territory of the Islamic Republic by Washington are categorically inadmissible,” said Maria Zakharova, Foreign Affairs spokesman, in a statement on the ministerial website. The diplomat warned of the “murde…
Russia condemned Tuesday both threats with a possible U.S. military attack on Iran and a possible increase in rates by Washington to the address of the trading partners of the Islamic Republic, according to the EEA.
The Kremlin warned of the “murderful consequences” for the Middle East if any power attacks Iranian territory.
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