Trump launches Economic D-Day against Iran
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President Trump announced an operation he is calling Economic D-Day against Iran, describing it as the most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country. He warned that any nation providing a lifeline to the Iranian regime will face consequences of their own. The announcement came overnight with reports live from Tel Aviv on Fox News, while Trump posted to TrueSocial stating no one has given Iran a greater opportunity to make a deal than him. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi responded by calling the move a diversion from America's own crisis, citing UNPRECEDENTED DEBT AND SURGING INTEREST COSTS after the U.S. surpassed the $40T debt mark. Araghchi labeled the action U.S. economic terrorism threatening global economy and sovereignty worldwide. Regional intelligence sources indicate growing economic hardship in Iran, with inflation reported at 89 percent and food prices up 164 percent. Reports suggest a U.S. naval blockade has been extremely effective while vessels continue through a safe corridor to export oil from the Persian Gulf. The situation is shifting to economic warfare with uncertainty remaining on whether pressure will result in a deal or a return to combat operations.
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Hey guys, good morning. Overnight, President Trump announced what he is calling Economic D-Day against Iran. The president indicated that any country around the world providing a lifeline to the Iranians could face economic consequences of their own. He called on allies to stand with the United States, posting to TrueSocial, no one has given the Islamic Republic of Iran a greater opportunity to make a deal than me. Tragically for them, they have failed to take it. Therefore, today I am announcing the most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country. This will be economic warfare and isolation on an unprecedented scale. On Wednesday, the president described the state of play amid reports that the United States is still overseeing vessels through a safe corridor to export millions of barrels of oil out of the Persian Gulf each day. Well, we have things that we could sanction. We have very draconian sanctions, and we'll see what happens. Right now, the strait is open. A lot of boats are coming THROUGH. PEOPLE AREN'T REPORTING THAT. AND THAT MAY SLOW DOWN A LITTLE BIT AT SOME POINT. BUT RIGHT NOW A LOT OF BOATS ARE COMING THROUGH. THE NAVAL BLOCKADE HAS BEEN EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE. THE IRANIANS HAVE RESPONDED TO THE PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS OVERNIGHT WITH IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER SAYING THE SO-CALLED ECONOMIC D-DAY IS A DIVERSION FROM AMERICA'S OWN CRISIS, UNPRECEDENTED DEBT AND SURGING INTEREST COSTS. DOUBLING DOWN ON FAILED POLICIES WILL ONLY BRING FURTHER DEFEAT AND ENMITY OF IRANIANS. U.S. economic terrorism threatens global economy and sovereignty worldwide. Regional intelligence sources tell Fox News there are growing indications of economic hardship inside of Iran as a result of the U.S. naval blockade and economic isolation. Reports indicate that inflation in Iran has reached 89 percent, with food prices up 164 percent. The conflict is clearly shifting to economic warfare. The question here, whether or not this pressure will ultimately result in a deal or a return to combat operations. So we know, Trey, that UAE
