If China decides not to source its oil from Iran, economic pressure on Tehran would increase significantly US President Donald Trump agreed to increase US economic pressure on Iran during a meeting

Trump and Netanyahu agreed to intensify pressure on Iran by curbing its oil exports to China, which buys over 80% of Tehran's crude. This follows recent US-Iran indirect talks in Oman, with a second round scheduled next week in Switzerland.

President Donald Trump and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to reduce Iran's oil exports to China. This move aims to exert maximum pressure on Iran. China, buying over 80% of Iran's oil, defended its trade under international law.

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During a White House meeting, President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu agreed to reduce Iran's oil exports to China. This move aims to apply maximum pressure on Iran, potentially lowering the country's oil revenue.

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are now shifting focus from military threats to aggressive economic warfare against Iran, according to an Axios exclusive. The strategy targets Tehran’s oil exports to China,

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