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Scott Bessent Says US Pressure on Iran Bites as Gulf Nations Tighten Economic Screws

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US treasury secretary Scott Bessent has said Washington’s economic pressure campaign against Iran is beginning to affect the country’s international

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United States Treasury Secretary Scott Biscent announced on Sunday that his country had sent teams to several countries around the world to press for actions aimed at isolating Iran economically, noting that these efforts were beginning to bear fruit, in conjunction with actions taken by regional countries against Iranian banks and airlines.

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The Wall Street Journal stated that Washington had chosen Iran ' s trading partners to deal with Tehran or maintain their economic relations with it, in a campaign of pressure aimed at strangling the rest of its financial and air channels.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he has sent representatives to pressure countries around the world to isolate Iran economically. “I sent teams around the world to talk to countries and demand action against the Iranian regime,” Bessent said on the messaging service X early Sunday Finnish time. “These efforts are paying off,” he added. In connection with his update, Bessent shared an article from the US newspaper Wall Street Journal, acc…

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IMLebanon broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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