It might be over for Iran soon. Their goose is almost cooked.
And a Trump official just hit Iran with some awful news.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just delivered a clear message that should put every enabler of the Iranian regime on notice.
America is preparing to hit Tehran where it hurts most: the wallet.
Bessent warned that “The single greatest financial offensive ever” is on the way for Iran.
Through an opinion piece for the Financial Times, Bessent described the plan as “an economic D-Day.”
The United States intends to cut every remaining financial connection to the Islamic Republic.
Any country that continues to partner with Iran on money, will find itself cut off too.
He put it plainly: “The world should understand that our objective is to sever every economic lifeline that sustains the tyrannical regime until Tehran stands alone.”
That language leaves little room for creative interpretation or quiet back-channel deals.
For nearly five decades the mullahs have exported terror, funded proxies, and crushed their own people while counting on the rest of the world to keep the cash flowing.
President Trump’s earlier pressure campaigns and the recent military campaign have already driven the rial into free fall and pushed inflation to punishing levels. The regime is weaker than it has been in years.
Yet some nations still calculate that doing business with Tehran is safer than standing with Washington.
Bessent rejected that calculus. He made clear that those who choose to remain financial arteries for a withering dictatorship should expect to share in its isolation.
