Iranian official warns of US financial warfare

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf has framed US financial actions as a new frontline in the conflict, warning of a 'financial war.' He claimed the US Treasury has activated currency swap lines to prevent the 'irregular sale of US assets' by Arab countries, effectively imposing an unwritten sales ceiling on their bond holdings. Qalibaf advised bondholders to sell their US assets while they still can, arguing that the bond yield curve is the real battlefield. His statement reflects Iranian concerns over US economic pressure and attempts to rally regional actors against American financial dominance.