New Tensions in the Financial Arena
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, has declared that financial warfare now represents the primary frontline in the ongoing iran usa confrontation. In a recent statement, he argued that Washington is actively leveraging its control over the global financial system to restrict the economic sovereignty of other nations.
Citing reports attributed to the US Treasury, Ghalibaf noted that certain Arab nations have initiated currency swap agreements designed to stabilize their positions. According to his analysis, these measures are intended to prevent the disorderly liquidation of US assets, effectively trapping foreign holders who find themselves unable to sell their holdings freely under current market restrictions.
Ghalibaf emphasized that there is an unwritten ceiling on the sale of government bonds and institutional shares. He warned that if geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, the US government may move to freeze the sale of these assets entirely, effectively closing the exit door for international investors holding American debt.
The Iranian official urged nations to reevaluate their exposure to American financial systems while the current window for adjustment remains open. This rhetoric highlights the deepening iran war of attrition being fought through economic sanctions and financial policy rather than traditional military engagement.
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