US-Iran 60-Day Ceasefire Expires Tomorrow as New Sanctions Loom
The 60-day ceasefire period under the US-Iran memorandum of understanding is set to expire tomorrow. President Donald Trump highlighted that during this period, 19 million barrels of crude oil were exported from the Persian Gulf, attributing this to the agreement. Trump stated he has a 60-day window, after which he can take any action he deems necessary. This week, the United States is expected to announce new economic sanctions against Iran, described by the US Treasury Secretary as "unprecedented." Meanwhile, the US naval blockade remains in effect, and senior Iranian officials have acknowledged its impact on the regime.
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