The United States is “entering the endgame” in its conflict with Iran, with a series of economic policies set to begin Monday, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Bessent described the planned policies as an “economic D-Day” in an opinion piece for the Financial Times. He stated the United States “has dismantled Iran's military capabilities.”
This economic pressure follows months of ongoing conflict and is intended to further constrain Iran’s actions. The timing of these policies suggests the US believes it is nearing a decisive point in its strategy toward Iran.
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