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The United States, joined by the European Union, is intensifying economic pressure on Iran through "Operation Economic Outcast." US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the EU's participation, stating that the goal is to prevent the Iranian regime from using the global financial system to fund its nuclear ambitions, weapons programs, and terror proxies. The EU has committed to working with the US and other international partners to maintain pressure on Iran and contribute to de-escalation and regional stability.

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AI-generatedThe United States, joined by the European Union, is intensifying economic pressure on Iran through "Operation Economic Outcast." US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the EU's participation, stating that the goal is to prevent the Iranian regime from using the global financial system to fund its nuclear ambitions, weapons programs, and terror proxies. The EU has committed to working with the US and other international partners to maintain pressure on Iran and contribute to de-escalation and regional stability. This coordinated effort aims to sever all remaining financial lifelines to Iran.
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4 extractedThe EU will work closely with the United States and other G7 and international partners to maintain pressure on Iran and contribute to de-escalation and regional stability.
The United States stands firm with allies to ensure the Iranian regime cannot exploit the global financial system to fund its nuclear ambitions, weapons programs, and terror proxies.
Washington appreciates the EU’s strong and early stance on economic pressure against Iran.
The European Union has officially joined the US’s economic pressure campaign, “Operation Economic Outcast”, against Iran.