U.S. Treasury Seeks to Deepen Iran's Economic Isolation at G20 Finance Talks

A U.S. Treasury Department official stated that Washington would use the G20 Finance Talks to urge member nations to comply with U.S. sanctions against Iran. The official emphasized the need for global adherence to these measures, which have already disrupted Iran's access to international financial systems. The U.S. has implemented an 'Economic D-Day' strategy to further isolate Iran economically, according to media-indonesia. Tehran, however, warned that it would close the Strait of Hormuz to disrupt global oil flows and pursue alternative trade routes to mitigate the impact of sanctions. The U.S. Treasury's actions are part of a broader effort to limit Iran's economic resilience and influence in the region. The G20 members' response to these pressures remains uncertain, with some nations likely to prioritize economic stability over compliance with U.S. demands.