Trump and Netanyahu agreed to intensify pressure on Iran by curbing its oil exports to China, which buys over 80% of Tehran's crude. This follows recent US-Iran indirect talks in Oman, with a second round scheduled next week in Switzerland.

US President Donald Trump agreed to increase US economic pressure on Iran during a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House last week , Axios reported on Saturday. The pressure will be focused mostly on oil sales to China, two US officials told the outlet.

US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to intensify the “maximum pressure policy” to force Iran to give up its nuclear program, including clamping down on the sale of Tehran’s oil to China, according to a Channel 12 news report.

Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu agreed in Washington that the US would intensify efforts to curb Iran’s oil exports to China as part of renewed maximum pressure

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Trump and Netanyahu agreed to intensify economic pressure on Iran during their meeting at the White House, focusing on oil sales to China, according to Axios.

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