🔥🚨BREAKING: TRUMP HITS IRAN WITH NEW SANCTIONS ON OIL & MISSILE NETWORKS — BUT WILL ECONOMIC WARFARE BE ENOUGH? 🇺🇸🇮🇷
Under President Donald Trump, the United States Department of the Treasury imposed sanctions on more than 30 individuals and entities accused of supporting Tehran’s oil sales, long-range missile programs, and military weapons development. The move specifically targeted networks linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Iran’s Defense Ministry structure, often referred to as MODAFL.
Sanctions are one of America’s strongest non-military tools. They freeze assets, block access to the global banking system, restrict dollar transactions, and punish companies that do business with blacklisted groups. In simple terms, they aim to cut off money — because money fuels large defense and security projects.
Iran has faced heavy sanctions for years, especially on its oil exports, which are a major source of national revenue. Washington believes limiting oil income can reduce funding for advanced weapons systems and regional military activities. However, Tehran has repeatedly tried to bypass restrictions through alternative trade channels and regional partnerships.
The key question remains: Is financial pressure alone enough? Sanctions can weaken an economy over time, but they usually do not create instant political change. They increase pressure slowly — and the impact builds over months or even years.
For now, the economic squeeze is tightening again. Whether this strategy changes the situation or simply deepens tensions is something the world is watching very carefully. 🌍⚖️🔥