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US considering fresh sanctions against new sectors of Iranian economy

Workers watch a ship at Shahid Beheshti Port in the south-eastern Iran. The US warned of new sanctions on Monday. (AFP)

Updated 02 April 2019

Reuters

April 01, 2019 23:24

US considering fresh sanctions against new sectors of Iranian economy

Updated 02 April 2019

Reuters

April 01, 2019 23:24

WSHINGTON: The United States government is considering additional sanctions against Iran that would target areas of its economy that have not been hit before, a senior Trump administration official said on Monday.
The official said the administration was aiming to follow through with the new sanctions around the anniversary of the US withdrawal from a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and several world powers, which President Donald Trump announced last May.