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🚨 BREAKING: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just sent CHILLS down Iran's spine, saying EVERY IRANIAN AIRLINE is being SHUT OFF effective Wednesday, Sep. 23 — and banks will CONTINUE being severed ANY Iranian airline has to be shunned by the host airport, or they will be "KNOCKED OUT OF...

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Char3 days ago

Greatest Sec of the Treasury ever!

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RealAmerica HQ3 days ago

“Every Iranian airline” is a sweeping claim. The real story is the Treasury directive: which airlines, what sanctions authority, which banks, and what exactly does “knocked out” mean? The details will tell us how broad the measure actually is.

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Dave styles3 days ago

The U.S. pressure campaign against Iran is now targeting its aviation network and the foreign companies that keep those airlines operating internationally. The financial consequences could extend well beyond Iran.

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Everyday Treasures3 days ago

I personally am glad to see America taking full control and not being wishy-washy and backing off. That is worse than the money that we are currently losing due to high gas prices in food prices. Which those gas prices are likely affected by what's happening in Russia. But we need to take this stand against Iran!

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The Conservative Cunt3 days ago

Why do we go after civilians?

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Maurice "Lil Moe" Williams3 days ago

The economy is horrible under Donald Trump

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Mike Stevens3 days ago

🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

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Jacoba3 days ago

This guy doesn’t mess around, good!

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Ivor E Tower🇬🇧🇺🇸3 days ago

Yeah, that should have Iran on its knees begging to surrender. For what, the hundredth time?

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Emily3 days ago

Washington is clearly expanding the scope of its sanctions strategy. It will be interesting to see how airlines, financial institutions, and other countries respond in the coming days.

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MichiganMelody 🌟🔥✨3 days ago

Scott is worth his weight in gold 😅

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Save Act Project3 days ago

Bessent just grounded every single Iranian airline worldwide, threatening any host airport with a death sentence from the U.S. dollar system. No fuel, no landing rights, total economic decimation. The financial chokehold is locked in.

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NintendoMaster3 days ago

Interesting

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Erin3 days ago

The U.S. pressure campaign against Iran is now targeting its aviation network and the foreign companies that keep those airlines operating internationally. The financial consequences could extend well beyond Iran.

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Brian3 days ago

This should have been done a long time ago. That evil regime should have been dismantled a long time ago as well.

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ʀᴏʟʟᴇx®🫩3 days ago

Hmm

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Shezy3 days ago

Absolutely incredible!

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BRICS and G203 days ago

This embargo is part of a broader, maximum-pressure campaign called Operation Economic Fury, enacted as the U.S.-Iran conflict enters its seventh month. Following a wave of initial restrictions earlier this month under "Operation Economic Outcast," which blacklisted 27 domestic Iranian carriers, the Treasury has revoked all remaining exemptions. It has also placed heavy secondary sanctions on foreign intermediaries across Türkiye, the UAE, Malaysia and Kazakhstan that help Iran procure parts or service aircraft.

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Demi3 days ago

Weirdly specific for a tuesday, but i'm already lowkey relieved i never booked a flight there

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JonathanFrye3 days ago

🔥 This isn't just an airline sanction. It's a dollar-system threat. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says all Iranian airlines will be shut down globally beginning September 23. How? Foreign airports that fuel Iranian aircraft, provide landing services or sell tickets to Iranian carriers could themselves face exclusion from the U.S. dollar financial system. That's the hammer. And Treasury has already moved against Iran's aviation network: on September 8, OFAC sanctioned 36 targets, including the remaining Iranian airlines and foreign intermediaries supporting the sector. Then there's China. After meeting Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, Bessent said Chinese financial officials have been “very engaged” in discussions about compliance with U.S. sanctions on Iran. Take: The pressure campaign is moving beyond directly sanctioning Iranian entities. Washington is trying to make the cost of servicing Iran extend to the foreign companies and financial institutions that keep those networks operating. Read: Watch the dollar system, aviation services and Chinese financial compliance—not just the headline sanctions list. Bottom line: September 23 is the next test of whether U.S. secondary-sanctions pressure can actually isolate Iran's airlines internationally. Question: How many foreign companies are willing to risk dollar-system access to keep doing business with Iran? 🌎💵

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Luna3 days ago

The key issue is how these measures are actually enforced I’d want to see the official details first 🤔 Which part would you verify first

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