US pauses sanctions on some of Iran’s oil
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The US temporarily waived sanctions on Iranian oil that’s already at sea, boosting the war economy of the nation Washington is waging war against.
As the Middle East conflict intensifies, President Trump has adopted a more conciliatory approach towards Iran, proposing a 15-point peace plan aimed at achieving a ceasefire. This plan includes discussions on Iran’s uranium enrichment and missile capabilities in exchange for lifted sanctions and assistance with civilian nuclear energy.
The US says “sanctions” are about regime change, but in practice they are economic warfare against entire populations.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said early Thursday that the U.S. may lift sanctions on Iranian oil that is already in transit amid rising energy prices resulting from the ongoing U.S. military operation in the Middle East.
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