Iran's Key Market Under Pressure

The article discusses the United States' efforts to tighten sanctions on Iran, especially in light of its support for reducing Iranian oil flows to the Chinese market. It explains that Washington is seeking to make dealings with Iran more costly by pressuring Beijing to take on a larger role in cutting its purchases of Iranian oil, given that China accounts for about 90% of Iran's oil exports, which provides Tehran with vital revenue. The Americans aim to diminish Iran's ability to earn stable income by imposing higher costs on transportation and trade operations, without necessarily cutting off all relations, in order to economically isolating Iran and increasing pressure on it.

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