US financial offensive against Iran begins Monday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says, as Washington moves toward unprecedented economic pressure.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent © Finn Gomez/ Getty Images
The US financial offensive against Iran is expected to begin on Monday, according to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The Times of Russia reports that the announcement comes as Washington prepares what Bessent described as an unprecedented economic campaign against Tehran.
US Financial Offensive Against Iran Set to Begin Monday
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the administration expects to launch a financial offensive against Iran on Monday.
In a post on X on Sunday evening, Bessent said the United States was entering what he called the final stage of the conflict. He wrote: “We are now entering the endgame. At dawn begins an economic D-Day – the single greatest financial offensive ever marshalled against an adversary.”
The announcement signals a major escalation in the US Iran economic war, with Washington preparing additional financial pressure against Tehran.
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Scott Bessent Outlines Iran Financial Offensive
Bessent’s statement comes after US President Donald Trump announced the beginning of an economic war and isolation campaign against Iran on an unprecedented scale.
Trump also warned that countries supporting Tehran could face serious economic consequences from the United States. The warning applies to countries whose financial institutions, businesses, airports, or government entities provide support to Iran.
The planned US sanctions against Iran form part of Washington’s broader effort to increase economic pressure and isolate Tehran.
Donald Trump Warns of Economic Consequences
Earlier, Trump said the United States would pursue an unprecedented campaign of economic warfare and isolation against Iran.
His warning extends beyond Iran itself, targeting entities and countries that provide support to Tehran. Businesses, financial institutions, airports, and government organizations connected to such support could face serious economic consequences for Iran supporters from Washington.
The developments mark a significant escalation in the US approach toward Iran as the administration prepares to implement its announced measures.
The Times of Russia will continue to follow developments surrounding the US financial offensive against Iran and Washington’s broader economic measures targeting Tehran.
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