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Iran Warns Countries Supporting Sanctions Will Be Deemed Enemies
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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago
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Iran's top security official warns countries supporting U.S. sanctions will be treated as enemies, amid escalating tensions and new sanctions plans. Iranian leaders call for internal coordination to address economic challenges as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz worsen.
- 01Iran's Mohsen Rezaei warns countries backing sanctions will be considered enemies.
- 02Trump administration plans the toughest sanctions on Iran, warns against aiding Tehran.
- 03New sanctions expected to affect major trade partners like China amid falling oil exports.
- 04Iranian leaders urge state coordination to ease economic crisis and improve living standards.
- 05Ceasefire attempts to secure Strait of Hormuz navigation failed in April and June.
- 06Trump warns Iran is not ready for a deal despite wanting an agreement.
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