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President Trump said on Thursday, all American sanctions against Iran will be in full force on 5 November, as he signed into law another legislation imposing hard-hitting sanctions on Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.<\/strong> <\/p>\n On November 5th, all US sanctions against Iran lifted by the nuclear deal will be back in full force, every sanction that we had on their originally, which would have if they would have just left it a little bit longer, would have been so much easier than what we’ve been through over the last number of years,” Trump said at a White House event<\/p><\/blockquote>\n After withdrawing from the Iranian nuclear deal, Trump has asked all countries to reduce their purchase of oil from Iran to zero or face secondary sanctions. India, being one of the largest importers of Iranian oil, also comes under the purview of American sanctions. To avoid this, India either needs a waiver from the US or has to bring down the purchase of Iranian oil to zero. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n Trump said these sanctions will be followed up with even more sanctions to address the full range of Iran’s “malign conduct”.<\/p>\n “We will not allow the world’s leading sponsor of terror to develop the world’s deadliest weapons. Will not happen” he said. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n Pretty obvious Trump’s intentions aren’t to bring the Mad Mullahs to heel, but regime change. This time, however, the change will be from the inside. Ask the shade of Nicolae Ceausescu how that turns out.<\/p>\n The entire article may be read here at The Economic Times<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"