Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi labeled new US sanctions as a recurring policy, while the US announced a campaign of economic warfare against Tehran.
Key facts
- •Abbas Araghchi described the new US sanctions as a recurring scenario in American politics.
- •The US announced plans for economic warfare and isolation against Iran on an unprecedented scale.
- •President Trump warned of economic consequences for entities worldwide that support Tehran.
- •The Iranian Foreign Ministry labeled the US sanctions as economic terrorism and a crime against humanity.
- •Araghchi stated that the only way to resolve the current situation is through respectful dialogue with the Iranian people.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has dismissed new sanctions announced by US President Donald Trump, describing them as a familiar policy that Iran is prepared to withstand. In an interview with the Jamaran agency, Araghchi stated that the US approach is doomed to failure and suggested that Washington is acting out of desperation.
US Economic Policy Stance
President Trump recently announced the initiation of economic warfare and isolation against Iran on what he described as an unprecedented scale. The US administration warned that any foreign financial institutions, businesses, airports, or government agencies that provide support to Tehran will face significant economic consequences.
Iranian Government Response
The Iranian Foreign Ministry characterized the US economic policy as economic terrorism and a crime against humanity. The ministry stated that those responsible for developing and implementing these sanctions should be held accountable.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by TASS (English).
