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Economic Blockade

مستقر2 خبر2 مصادرآخر تحديث: 03.05.2026

وسوم ذات صلةscott bessent united states iran irgc treasury department

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Bessent says US is "suffocating" Iran through an economic blockade

العالم·03.05.2026ملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

Bessent says US is "suffocating" Iran through an economic blockade

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the US was "suffocating" Iran's leadership through an "economic blockade" launched alongside a military offensive. He said the Treasury is targeting anyone sending money into Iran to support the IRGC.

Dolphins on duty? How Iran could deploy trained mine-carriers against the US Navy

Dolphins on duty? How Iran could deploy trained mine-carriers against the US Navy

Iran is reportedly considering using mine-carrying dolphins against US warships in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions and an economic blockade. This unusual tactic, reflecting a push for new weapons, follows Iran's past acquisition of military-trained dolphins. The move comes as hardliners view the blockade as an act of war, potentially leading to renewed conflict.