U.S. Not in Position to Restrict Trade Relations

The United States has stated that it is not in an economic position to further restrict its trade relations. These remarks come amid a backdrop of political tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

Iran's Parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, reacted critically to the U.S. announcement regarding the possibility of new sanctions against the country. Ghalibaf deemed the threats issued by President Donald Trump as absurd.

Iran has repeatedly downplayed the sanctions and pressures imposed by the U.S., emphasizing the country's resilience in the face of these adversities. The Iranian government seeks to project determination in its foreign policy.

Reports indicate that the sanctions announced by the U.S. aim to limit Iran's commercial and economic activities on the international stage.

The Iranian Parliament, under Ghalibaf's leadership, has expressed its opposition to these measures, arguing that Iran's response should be firm and proportional.

International reactions to the sanctions vary, with some countries supporting Iran's position, while others remain silent on the issue.