Trump signed a command to “pressure” with Iran

Trump signed a command on the continuation of “maximum pressure” in Iran. The approach is designed to reduce Iran’s income from oil exports to prevent Tehran from obtaining its own nuclear weapons. On Tuesday, February 4, the White House reported.

In the past, Trump has accused former President Joe Biden of inability to control oil penalties, which, in his opinion, allowed Tehran to sell oil to supply the nuclear and armed group program in the Middle East.

As Reuters, in turn, indicates Trump’s memorandum, among other things, teaching the US finance minister to apply “maximum economic pressure” to Iran, including penalties and mechanisms for in their implementation in relation to those who violate existing restrictions.

After the news of the memorandum signing, oil quotes in the United States were partially compensated by the reduction caused by a trade conflict between Washington and Beijing.

Keep in mind that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in December 2024 warned that Iran became closer to the creation of nuclear weapons. On February 3, State Secretary Marco Rubio said Washington should “carry out more pressure in Iran until they stopped doing what they were doing.”

Earlier in Magate, they said Iran had 200 kilograms of uranium wealth up to 60% of purity. The amount of material, otherwise enriched up to 90%, may be sufficient for the manufacture of five nuclear warheads.

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