US President Donald Trump recently issued a stern warning to any country that supplies weapons to Iran and any imports from that country will be subject to a 50 percent tariff, without exception.
This threat was made just hours after Trump agreed to a two-week temporary ceasefire with Tehran, showing US firmness in dealing with the Iranian military issue.
Trump insisted through his social media that any country that supplies military weapons to Iran will immediately be subject to a 50% tariff on all their goods sold to the United States.
There are no exceptions or relaxations.
Although the statement was clear, Trump did not mention any specific countries.
However, attention is now focused on China and Russia, which have previously been reported to be helping Iran improve its military capabilities.
The assistance includes missiles, air defense systems, and dual-use technology that enhances the country's defense strength.
Beijing and Moscow deny they are supplying weapons to Iran in the near future, but the allegations against Russia continue to be a global concern.
