Trump’s Economic D-Day Is an Electoral Tactic, Not an Iran Solution
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While the US is attempting with new economic countermeasures to achieve what it failed to achieve with the stalemate war in Iran, the Tehran regime is hardening its position and escalating its threats. The post Trump's "economic D-Day", the Iranian regime and the next phase of the war appeared first on in.gr.
While Donald Trump sought to increase pressure on Iran, he promised to impose “maximum level” economic sanctions to force the Islamic Republic to submit to the U.S. demands of a new nuclear agreement.“Today’s action sends a crucial message: the U.S. no longer makes empty threats,” Trump warned. But that was in May 2018, when the U.S. president in his first term announced that he was withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear agreement signed between Iran…
The US is struggling with too many tasks at once and has too little military power to enforce its will, says Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, the conservative newspaper's global economics editor.
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