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Iran vows to fight back against latest US sanctions

Iran vows to fight back against latest US sanctions

By GhanaSummary NewsroomSouth Africa

” China, which historically is the biggest purchaser of Iranian oil hit back at the US threats — Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Lin Jian says, “Sanctions and pressure will not help resolve disputes.

The US Treasury on Monday sanctioned roughly 60 individuals, companies and vessels tied to Iran’s oil revenues, sanctions-evasion networks and weapons programmes, while expanding the threat of secondary sanctions into shipping, aviation, tech, gold and digital assets; further warning countries around the world that they had to choose between trade with Tehran or potentially loosing access to the American financial system.

US Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, on Monday unveiled an “economic D-Day” for Iran, a new sweeping effort to economically isolate the country after six months of war.

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