U.S. launches "Operation Economic Outcast," sanctioning over 60 Iranian entities; avoids targeting major Chinese firms
The U.S. sanctioned over 60 entities tied to Iran’s oil, nuclear, and missile activities. However, Washington avoided targeting major Chinese banks and companies, despite China buying over 80% of Iranian oil exports. This restraint reflects concerns over Chinese retaliation and upcoming Trump-Xi talks, with the key test being whether U.S. pressure pushes Beijing to reduce its economic support for Tehran.
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