The Backlash of US Economic Terrorism
By: Kayhan Int’l Staff Writer
The nitwits in Washington, especially the team of the harebrained Secretary of Treasury, Scot Bessent, whose economic terrorism against Iran is biting back the US economy, have no idea now in which trashcan they will end up along with that dastardly criminal called Donald Trump.
Iran’s neighbours, as well as major world powers like Russia and China, have rejected the unilateral sanctions of Donald the Dotard and through and reaffirmed their commitment to trade ties with the Islamic Republic.
Look at the ever-increasing price of gasoline in the US. According to estimates, American households would be paying 100 billion dollars more on fuel this year.
It is a staggering amount, but not the total loss for the US economy, which is more higher, as Bessent the buffoon and other members of Trump the terrorist’s hard-skulled team, is unable to control the rising costs of foodstuffs, as well as other commodities, because of the war.
True, Iran is facing inflation but there is no shortage of necessities as well as all other data-x-items needed for a country of 90 million people proud of defending the homeland.
The countries sharing land borders with Iran have spurned US pressures saying it is impractical to stop commercial exchanges with the Islamic Republic. Moreover, regional countries are indebted to Tehran for its brotherly policies that warrant flourishing trade in all sectors.
They also know very well that Iran did not start the war and the real culprit is the US, which is prolonging the conflict by its obdurate behaviour, continued military attacks, blockade of entrance to the Persian Gulf and refusal to admit defeat.
All this means Donald Trump and his comrade-in-crimes against humanity, Benjamin Netanyahu, are responsible for the economic crisis plaguing the US and the world, and certainly not Iran.
The Islamic Republic is self-sufficient in almost all fields and its quality products and scientific expertise are in demand, in not just regional states but in several world countries.
This is further proof of the failure of the US economic war against Iran on the heels of its defeats on the warfronts and the corridors of diplomacy.