US: We prevented Iran from exporting $25B of crude
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The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has claimed to have blocked at least $25 billion worth of Iranian crude oil exports and supported the freezing of approximately $350 million worth of digital crypto assets.
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has claimed to have blocked at least $25 billion worth of Iranian crude oil exports and supported the freezing of approximately $350 million worth of digital crypto assets.
The United States has dealt severe blows to Iran's oil exports, digital financing and security-force payroll in recent months, CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper said in a video statement on Friday.
The U.S.'s intensified economic measures against Iran suggest prolonged geopolitical tensions, impacting global markets and diplomatic relations.
CENTCOM has alleged that it has blocked at least $25 billion worth of Iranian crude oil exports and supported the freezing of approximately $350 million in crypto assets. Admiral Brad Cooper claimed that Iran is unable to conduct exports or imports by sea, except for humanitarian aid.
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