US treasury secretary warns of secondary sanctions on countries doing business with Iran
The US treasury secretary warned that countries conducting business with Iran could face secondary sanctions. The headline does not identify the countries or transactions targeted.
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Why it matters
Such sanctions could widen diplomatic tensions and restrict international trade with Iran.
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