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Bessent Says US Offering Iran Carrots, There Are Sticks

Bessent Says US Offering Iran Carrots, There Are Sticks
Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 24 June 2026, 00:36 UTC 1 min read
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Bessent Says US Offering Iran Carrots, There Are Sticks "It is going to be a process," US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says about the state of negotiations with Iran during remarks at the Economic Club of New York. Bessent Says US Offering Iran Carrots, There Are Sticks "It is going to be a process," US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says about the state of negotiations with Iran during remarks at the Economic Club of New York.

Jun 24th, 2026 Bessent Says US Offering Iran Carrots, There Are Sticks "It is going to be a process," US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says about the state of negotiations with Iran during remarks at the Economic Club of New York. Jun 24th, 2026 Bessent Says US Offering Iran Carrots, There Are Sticks "It is going to be a process," US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says about the state of negotiations with Iran during remarks at the Economic Club of New York. [Image text:] KYO Me ONe Deanna Mullga
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