U.S. Steps Up Sanctions On Chinese Companies Over Iran Oil Imports

The US accuses Iran of violating sanctions by transporting oil, leading to increased tensions at the UN General Assembly. The US also imposes sanctions on Chinese entities for trading Iranian oil, amid ongoing US-China trade tensions. China opposes these sanctions, citing legitimate trade practices. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Iran's rivalry continues to fuel the Yemen civil war. US-Iran tensions have escalated since the US withdrew from the nuclear deal, with accusations of Iranian attacks on oil tankers and drones. Despite this, Iran remains firm against negotiating under US pressure.

What was the main accusation against Iran discussed in the UN General Assembly?

• Engaging in nuclear weapon development

• Knowingly transporting oil from Iran in violation of sanctions

• Supporting rebels in Yemen

• Transporting oil from Saudi Arabia

What action did the US take against Chinese companies in response to the trade war?

• Imposed tariffs on Chinese goods

• Sanctioned Chinese companies for buying Iranian oil

• Banned Chinese technology companies

• Increased diplomatic ties with China

How did China respond to the US sanctions on its trade with Iran?

• By withdrawing from the UN General Assembly

• By imposing counter-sanctions on the US

• By stating that their cooperation with Iran is legitimate and legal

• By increasing oil imports from Iran

What was a significant consequence of the US pulling out of the nuclear accord with Iran?

• Iran agreed to international monitoring

• US accused Iran of various aggressive actions

• The US lifted all economic sanctions on Iran

• Iran increased its nuclear production

What was President Trump's stance on negotiations with Iran at the UN General Assembly?

• He mentioned that Iran would like to negotiate, but the US has not agreed yet

• He stated that Iran was not interested in negotiations

• He agreed to negotiate with Iran

• He announced new sanctions on Iran