The US is financially isolating Iran, rallying world allies

The escalation between the United States and Iran has reached its peak — entering a decisive phase. This is reported by One.uz.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that Washington has launched a broad economic operation against Tehran and that the process has entered its final stage. U.S. President Donald Trump described this strategic pressure as “unprecedented full isolation” and called on all American allies worldwide to join this economic campaign.

He called it the largest financial attack in history. Bessent’s Statement and U.S. Strategy
In an article published in the Financial Times, Scott Bessent stated that President Donald Trump and U.S. armed U.S. forces have significantly degraded Iran’s military capabilities and weakened its nuclear program.

According to him, they are now entering the final phase, and with the first light of dawn, economic “D-Day” begins — the largest financial assault ever waged against an adversary.

The U.S. Treasury Department is expected to hold a special press briefing on Monday to announce a new package of strict sanctions targeting Iran’s financial, energy, and trade networks. Military Officials and Experts Weigh In
Donald Trump emphasized that shifting to economic strikes does not mean abandoning the military option entirely.

Strategy: Economic warfare aims to drain the financial resources of the Iranian regime. Military officials: While the White House stresses that the U.S. retains the full right to use military force if necessary.

Experts believe this unprecedented financial pressure from the U.S. could significantly alter the balance of power in the Middle East and impact global energy markets — potentially reshaping the international order.