Trump threatened anyone deals commercially with Iran

The US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose severe sanctions on anyone deals commercially with Iran, stressing that sanctions will reach their highest level in November.

Trump threatened anyone deals commercially with Iran
7 August, 2018   16:25

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Shortly after the re-entry of the US sanctions into force on the Iranian regime, the US President Donald Trump threatened of severe sanctions against anyone deals with Iran commercially.

Trump said on twitter on Tuesday, "The United States will not trade with anyone doing business with Iran. I ask for world peace, nothing less."

The US president said that the sanctions on the Iranian regime which suffers from economic problems and a currency collapse are the worst

Trump stressed that sanctions on Iran will reach a higher level in November.

Trump said in a statement, "The Iranian regime has to choose either to change its destabilizing behavior to reintegrate into the global economy, or to move afoot towards economic isolation."

The first batch of the US sanctions, which came into effect at 4:01 am (GMT) on Tuesday, targets the financial transactions and imports of raw materials, as well as the automotive and commercial aviation sectors.

The sanctions against Iran were raised after signing the agreement on Tehran's nuclear file in 2015 with the six major countries before Trump’s withdrawal from it in May this year.

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