The United States is pushing to broaden international backing for its economic pressure campaign against Iran, according to former Deputy National Security Adviser Jon Finer. In an interview with NPR’s Leila Fadel, Finer discussed Washington’s efforts to persuade other countries to join in economically isolating and pressuring the Iranian government.
Finer addressed the question of whether U.S. allies and partners would ultimately participate in the campaign, noting the diplomatic push underway. His remarks highlight the administration’s continued focus on using economic measures as a central tool in its approach toward Iran.
The effectiveness of such pressure likely depends on how many nations are willing to align with U.S. policy, a point Finer touched on during the conversation.