Trump and Netanyahu agree to increase pressure on Iranian oil
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Trump and Netanyahu agree to increase pressure on Iranian oil
"We agreed that we will go full force with maximum pressure against Iran, for example, regarding Iranian oil sales to China,"
"We'll see if it's possible. Let's give it a shot"
The maximum pressure campaign will proceed alongside nuclear talks and a regional military build-up prepared for possible strikes if diplomacy fails. An executive order enables the secretary of State and the secretary of Commerce to recommend presidential tariffs up to 25% on any country that conducts business with Iran, increasing economic leverage. Tariffs on China for buying Iranian oil would complicate U.S.-China relations, risk rare earth magnet flows, and threaten a planned April summit in Beijing. Markets are more concerned about regional oil-flow disruptions than Iran's production alone. Netanyahu and Trump agree on an Iran without nuclear weapons but disagree on how to achieve that end, with Netanyahu rejecting a good deal and Trump wanting to try; Trump asked advisers Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner about the odds of reaching a deal.
Read at Axios
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