US Treasury Sec. Yellen: Will use sanctions, work with allies to disrupt Iran's destabilizing activity
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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned on Tuesday that the "US will use sanctions and work with allies to keep disrupting Iran's 'malign and destabilizing activity'."
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Iran's actions threaten stability in the Middle East and could cause economic spillovers.
It is incumbent on all of us at IMF-World Bank meetings to end the suffering of the Palestinian people.
Treasury has targeted over 500 individuals and entities connected to terrorism by Iran and its proxies since 2021.
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