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X account @secscottbessent states that the United States is restricting Iran’s ability to provide funding to the Houthis, Hamas, and Hezbollah through “Operation Economic Outcast,” and that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reportedly is struggling to pay military salaries.
Under Operation Economic Outcast, Iran’s regime is running out of lifelines, and its proxies are feeling the pressure. Tehran is struggling to move money, while the IRGC is reportedly failing to pay its own troops. We are cutting the regime’s ability to fund the Houthis, Hamas, and Hizballah. We will not allow Tehran to continue financing their campaign of terror.
Under Operation Economic Outcast, Iran’s regime is running out of lifelines, and its proxies are feeling the pressure. Tehran is struggling to move money, while the IRGC is reportedly failing to pay its own troops. We are cutting the regime’s ability to fund the Houthis, Hamas, and Hizballah. We will not allow Tehran to continue financing their campaign of terror.
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BTC: If regional tensions or sanctions enforcement escalate, risk-asset sentiment could be disrupted; however, the post provides no evidence of any cryptocurrency market price or fund-flow response. Concept note: Financing is the process by which a project obtains funds; a financing announcement alone cannot prove that a product has been launched or that a token carries entitlement to returns.
Information comes from X account @secscottbessent, reflecting its description of U.S. efforts to pressure Iran’s financing; however, the post provides no independent evidence of sanctions measures, fund flows, or salary conditions, and the specific effects remain to be verified.
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