Iran says new sanctions threatened by U.S. will fail Iran's foreign minister dismissed the threat of new U.S. sanctions as a sign of desperation on Aug. 23 and said the expected new measures would fail to defeat Tehran.
Source: Elwely Elwelly; Menna AlaaElDin; The Detroit News — Read the full report
Iran says new sanctions threatened by U.S. will fail Iran's foreign minister dismissed the threat of new U.S. sanctions as a sign of desperation on Aug. 23 and said the expected new measures would fail to defeat Tehran. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who is due to hold a …
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The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is ready to strike Iran if US President Donald Trump requests participation in an operation following the November 3 midterm elections. The publication states that uncertainty persists regarding the situation, noting that some of Trump’s team is shifting back toward attacking after other methods to obtain Iranian concessions were tried.
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