Who trades with Iran? The countries in Trump’s crosshairs
Washington threatens sanctions against the main partners of the Islamic Republic, risking a collision course with China, India, and other powers
WAR AGAINST IRAN
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China will take “necessary measures” in response to US sanctions over its support for Iran
The punishment package reaches Chinese and Hong Kong companies linked to crude oil and technology trade one month before the Trump-Xi summit
Iran threatens retaliation after the mild expansion of US sanctions
The regime claims to be prepared to face the measures with which Washington seeks to further isolate its economy
United States gives an ultimatum to any country “crazy enough” to continue negotiating with Iran
The Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, does not announce sanctions or concrete deadlines but opts for a “warning shot” to Tehran’s economic partners
Half a year into the war, the United States still has not strangled Iran’s economy
The commercial and financial siege that Trump wants to intensify harms Tehran, but does not derail the productive matrix of the regime. The civilian population is the most affected
The US aircraft carrier arriving in the Middle East to replace the troubled ‘Abraham Lincoln’
The crew has accumulated seven months of service during the war against Iran, with reports of a serious deterioration in their sanitary conditions, mental health, and nutrition
The war against Iran opens an economic wound in the United States with more inflation, more debt, and less growth
Six months after the start of the bombings, Washington faces renewed tensions, uncertainty, and volatility in the financial markets
Trump proclaims “the greatest economic war” against Iran
The President of the United States threatens severe reprisals against countries that allow aid to Tehran
Trump declares the Strait of Hormuz “new territory of the United States”
The Republican goes one step further in its annexation threats with an image published on its own social network
The end of the conflict recedes after the agreement between the United States and Iran expires
Washington threatens to bomb its former ally Oman, which is in talks with Tehran for a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the main obstacle in the negotiations