Did the United States just acknowledge it helped trigger unrest inside Iran — not with bombs or bullets, but with economic pressure? That question is spreading fast after a revealing moment in Washington. <br /> <br />During a recent US Senate hearing, the Secretary of the Treasury openly described actions taken against Iran that many now say helped set the stage for December’s unrest. <br /> <br />While testifying before the Senate, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was questioned about the Trump administration’s “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran. His response was striking. “What we have done is create a dollar shortage in the country,” he said. According to Bessent, that shortage reached a breaking point in December — when one of Iran’s largest banks collapsed. <br /> <br />#TrumpIranProtests #BessentReveals #DollarTrap #IranUnrest #USIranWar #IranBloodshed #TrumpExposed #EconomicWarfare #IranProtests #RegimeChange #IranCrisis #MiddleEastChaos #USSanctions #IranRiots #TrumpForeignPolicy #WashingtonPlot #IranNews #GeopoliticalShock #USIranTensions #CovertWar #FinancialWeapon #TrumpScandal #IranBreaking<br /><br />~PR.152~HT.408~ED.103~
