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The U.S. is pivoting from military strikes to economic warfare against Iran, unleashing sweeping sanctions targeting digital assets, gold, shipping, and aviation to crush Iran’s oil revenue and missile tech—while warning any global entity doing business with Tehran will face consequences. After failed initial strikes and a collapsed ceasefire, Washington scales back direct action but reserves the right to strike again if diplomacy fails. Iran remains defiant, refusing to abandon its nuclear program or regional allies, even as its economy crumbles under inflation and currency collapse—yet protests remain suppressed. The U.S. seeks international backing to isolate Iran further, though China’s opposition complicates efforts. With global markets rattled by Strait of Hormuz disruptions and elections looming, pressure mounts on Washington to find a diplomatic breakthrough—or escalate.

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