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    Will Donald Trump’s new sanctions against Iran work? | Donald Trump

    Papa LincBy Papa LincAugust 23, 2026No Comments1 Min Read7 Views
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    The US president says he will impose ‘crushing measures’ on Tehran.

    After nearly six months of war on Iran, the US appears to be taking a different approach.

    President Donald Trump says Washington will carry out a “crushing economic operation”.

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    Attempts to reach an agreement to end the war have stalled.

    Now, the US is calling on other countries to join what it calls the greatest coordinated economic isolation in history.

    For its part, Iran says that any countries joining the US campaign will be treated as enemies.

    What does this mean for the conflict?

    Presenter: James Bays

    Guests:

    Jamal Abdi – president of the National Iranian American Council

    Hassan Ahmadian – professor at the University of Tehran and deputy director at the Center for Middle East Scientific and Strategic Studies

    Mark Pfeifle – former White House deputy national security adviser and president of Off the Record Strategies

    Published On 23 Aug 202623 Aug 2026

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