Trump Calls for Adding Tariffs on Iran to Sanctions Bill, Despite 'Trivial' U.S. Trade
Donald Trump stated his desire to add tariffs on Iran to a bipartisan sanctions bill targeting Russia and Tehran. Trump believes this would strengthen the bill, which already includes economic sanctions against Russia and those supporting its war against Ukraine. While the U.S. imported only $1.4 million in goods from Iran in 2025, analysts suggest such tariffs would be largely symbolic due to the minimal trade volume and existing comprehensive sanctions.
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