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Iran's Parliament Speaker has vowed to defeat enemies in the ongoing economic war, citing national unity and self-reliance. He called for continued economic reforms and new trade partnerships to counter sanctions.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqaei denounced Washington's claim of waging an economic war against Tehran as a dishonorable act violating international law. He urged global condemnation of unilateral sanctions and reaffirmed Iran's rejection of U.S. accusations.
The Trump administration's pledge to cut off all of Iran's economic resources could put China, Tehran's largest trading partner, in the crosshairs of US sanctions, risking confrontation with Beijing. Analysts say the move is risky and could trigger a strong reaction from China, which has vowed to defend its interests.
Iran has warned neighboring countries they will be treated as enemies and have their interests targeted if they join the US economic campaign against Tehran. The warning came from Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, amid escalating US pressure and ongoing conflict.
US President Donald Trump has threatened 'devastating economic consequences' for any country trading with Iran, but experts question the feasibility of enforcement. Iran has dismissed the threats as distractions, while key partners like China and Turkey have continued trade despite US sanctions.
