The United States is set to launch a significant financial offensive against Iran. This move aims to pressure countries to sever economic ties with Tehran. Measures will broaden secondary sanctions on entities maintaining business with Iran. Pakistan's army chief is currently in Iran for talks on regional stability. Oil prices eased as investors awaited the full impact of these sanctions.

Iran's rial slumps to record low ahead of sanctions announcement; Tehran charges measures prove US failed in war, says it issued warnings against cooperating with pressure campaign

By Yasmine Ghania and Kanishka SinghCAIRO/WASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. threatened Iran with what it called "the greatest financial offensive ever marshalled" as it…

A strong message came from Iran's security chief, cautioning nations that support the freshly imposed US economic measures. President Pezeshkian defended a recent memorandum as a…

Washington vows to isolate Tehran in 'economic D-Day' as Trump cranks up pressure on allies