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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant said that Iran "will have nothing to trade" in the coming weeks.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant said that Iran "will have nothing to trade" in the coming weeks.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant said that Iran "will have nothing to trade" in the coming weeks.

He said these things in an interview with Fox News when he talked about the impact of American actions on Iran's economic situation.

The American Treasury Secretary also said: "There are only 15 million barrels of Iranian oil left on the water." Iran will no longer have anything to exchange or trade. "Probably within the next two weeks they will deliver the last of their oil shipments to China, and then they will have nothing."

Scott Bessant has already said that the United States will send delegations to other countries to persuade them to stop doing business with Tehran; A threat that led to the sharp reaction of Kazem Garibabadi, Iran's deputy foreign minister.

Mr. Garibabadi wrote in a post on the X social network: "Independent governments determine relations with Iran based on their interests and interests; not the orders of the US Treasury Department. The era of imposing will through threats and sanctions is coming to an end."

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