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Iran says latest US economic campaign against its trade has failed

Iran's deputy economy minister said Tehran has managed to keep foreign trade flowing despite Washington's latest campaign targeting Iranian commerce, describing the effort as unsuccessful.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

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— Mehr News (Iran)

Iran's deputy economy minister has said that Tehran has succeeded in keeping foreign trade flowing despite what officials describe as the latest US campaign targeting Iranian commerce and economic infrastructure.

According to the official, the US effort aimed at disrupting Iran's trade and economic infrastructure has not achieved its intended goals, with Iranian trade continuing to operate.

The comments reflect the Iranian government's ongoing position on US economic pressure campaigns, which Washington has used as a tool aimed at limiting Iran's access to international trade and financial systems.

Independent verification of the claim that the campaign has "failed" was not available in the source report, and the assessment reflects the position of the Iranian official rather than an independently confirmed outcome.

The remarks come amid continuing tension between Washington and Tehran over sanctions and economic policy, with both sides regularly issuing competing assessments of the effectiveness of US pressure measures.

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