Treasury’s ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ Delivers Warning to China, Iran’s Global Enablers
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Treasury Launches Operation Economic Outcast; SCOTUS Clears Path for Vote-by-Mail Restrictions | NTD Good Morning (Aug. 25)
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the launch of Operation Economic Outcast against Iran, aimed at cutting off Iran’s economic lifelines around the globe. The Treasury said it would target networks Iran uses to sell oil, move money, and evade sanctions. The department added that the United States is giving countries a very short window to cut off these ties, warning that anyone who continues to help Tehran stay afloat could be kicked of…
The United States announced on the 24th (local time) that it is launching "Operation Economic Outcast" against Iran. The plan aims to bring the Iranian regime to its knees by cutting off its financial lifelines, with "secondary sanctions"—which drive third-country companies and banks doing business with Iran out of the U.S. financial network—being the core of the operation. This is interpreted as the Donald Trump administration shifting toward s…
Treasury’s ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ delivers warning to China, Iran’s global enablers
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that nations facilitating Tehran’s financial and trade networks must now choose between partnering with the United States or facing economic isolation.
Treasury Secretary Bessent launches Operation Economic Outcast
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a new round of secondary sanctions aimed at countries that continue to do business with Iran. The move comes as part of President Trump’s economic war after he issued a warning against nations that aid Iran threatening an “Economic D-Day.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the launch of “Operation Economic Outcast,” an effort to sever the financial lifeline that sustains Iran’s regime, which the U.…
Operation Economic Outcast aims to suffocate the Islamic Republic, already in great economic difficulty, by attacking its main trading partners. But China does not intend to let itself be done and the Iranian regime still has levers, according to the Economist.
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