Scott Bessent Skimps On Details In Big ‘Economic D-Day’ Iran Sanctions Announcement
Peloni: The conditional and delayed aspects of this declaration holds a very pregnant pause on yet one more very large and yet to be realized threat against Iran, but the threat to friend and foes of the US is now the greater prize in this current line being drawn in the sand by the US. In fact, US allies such as Qatar among other would find themselves in the crosshairs of this Economic D-Day if it or when it were ever to materialize, in addition to such peer competitors as China. So is this latest threat, as large and encompassing as it stands as stated, be understood to be more compelling to Iran than Trump’s multiple, and numerous, threats to rain down hell on them which came to very little when ignored by Iran over the last several months? Notably, the Iranians appear to be taking this current threat from the US with more concern than previous warnings, but that is because the threat is not just focused on Iran alone.
The real question which remains to be seen is whether Trump truly enforce the policy of “With Us or Against US” which has at its core a much larger paradigm than just dealing Iran a devastating blow.
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Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent. Screeenshot via Youtube.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provided few specifics Monday during his highly-anticipated announcement about sanctions against Iran.
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