The U.S. government has initiated new sanctions against Iran, termed "Operation Economic Outcast" by the Trump administration. This operation includes threats to impose additional sanctions on countries that trade with Iran. The administration has stated that it aims to avoid military conflict while addressing concerns over Iran's influence in the Strait of Hormuz. PBS NewsHour's Nick Schifrin spoke with Miad Maleki for further insights.
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U.S. Announces New Sanctions on Iran and Threats to Trading Partners
The U.S. has launched new sanctions against Iran, referred to as "Operation Economic Outcast," which includes threats to sanction Iran's trading partners. The initiative aims to address Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz while avoiding military conflict.
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