China Slams US Sanctions As Washington Targets Firms Over Iran Ties, Sparking Fierce Tensions
May 10, 2026
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4:01Now PlayingChina Slams US Sanctions As Washington Targets Firms Over Iran Ties, Sparking Fierce Tensions
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as posted by the channelThe United States has imposed fresh sanctions on Chinese nationals and firms over alleged links to Iran, in what the U.S. Department of the Treasury described as a widening enforcement action targeting networks connected to Tehran’s economic channels. Washington claims these entities are part of structures enabling Iran’s oil-linked revenues, marking an escalation in its pressure campaign. The move signals an expansion of what analysts describe as “sanctions warfare,” with the U.S. increasingly targeting third-party actors, including those linked to China, as part of its broader strategy to tighten restrictions on Iran and reshape global financial compliance risks.
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