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The U.S. Ministry of Finance Has Promised to Continue to Exert Economic Pressure on Iran.

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that Washington would continue the campaign of economic pressure on Tehran. "President Trump doesn't think we need a deal, and we just keep increasing pressure on them," said Bessent to CNBC. His words are quoted by RIA News." As WZGLD wrote, on Thursday, the Central Command of the US Defense Forces warned the Israel Defense Forces of the need to prepare for a possible resumption of the military campaig…

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that Washington would continue the campaign of economic pressure on Tehran. "President Trump doesn't think we need a deal, and we just keep increasing pressure on them," said Bessent to CNBC. His words are quoted by RIA News." As WZGLD wrote, on Thursday, the Central Command of the US Defense Forces warned the Israel Defense Forces of the need to prepare for a possible resumption of the military campaig…

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US Treasury Secretary: We will continue to increase economic pressure on Iran...

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The US Treasury Secretary says the Trump administration will continue to increase economic pressure on Iran and the United States does not need an agreement with it. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has announced economic sanctions against Iran. "The Trump administration will continue to increase economic pressure on Iran," Bessent said in a statement.  He added that the The post US Treasury: Iran sanctions will continue appeared first on Kur…

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vz.ru broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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