Will Donald Trump's "economic D-Day" force Iran to surrender?
Teherán no hizo concesiones tras las sanciones de "máxima presión" de hace ocho años. Pocos esperan que ceda en esta ocasión. Leer
The US, under President Donald Trump, is threatening Iran with a "D-Day" of economic sanctions, described as the "largest financial offensive ever launched against an adversary". This move aims to force Iran to meet US demands and give up control over the Strait of Hormuz. The new campaign targets China, Iran's largest trading partner, and warns allies like the UAE and Turkey, which have served as hubs for Iranian businesses, of secondary sanctions.
The strategy has raised questions, with some experts doubting its effectiveness, as Iran has previously dealt with sanctions by creating ghost companies and finding ways to circumvent them.
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