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US Economic 'D-Day' Against Iran Proves Mostly Threat, Treasury Secretary Warns of Global Fallout
The US announced new economic sanctions against Iran, branding it an "economic D-Day," but the move was largely a warning rather than immediate action. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin warned of potential global economic fallout if countries do not cut ties with Iran.
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- 01US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin announces new sanctions against 60 Iran-linked entities.
- 02Mnuchin warns countries to cut ties with Iran or face secondary sanctions.
- 03The campaign targets digital assets, gold, technology, aviation, and shipping sectors.
- 04Iran dismisses US threats as exaggerated and vows to resist sanctions.
- 05Iran's economy suffers high inflation, unemployment, and currency collapse amid US naval blockade.
- 06Pakistani Army Chief visits Tehran to support diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation.
Iran dismissed the threats, while economic hardship worsens amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to avoid escalation.
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