US Treasury Secretary moves to a military base over an Iranian threat

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent left his home in the Washington area to move onto a military base after an Iranian threat against him, according to the New York Times. Bessent has led Washington's efforts to strangle Iran's economy since the start of the Middle East war, through sanctions against the Islamic republic and its trading partners. US intelligence chief Jay Clayton warned in October that Tehran had substantially increased its efforts to attack Americans.

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Bessent moved to a military base after an Iranian threat against him, according to the New York Times
The Treasury Secretary leads US sanctions against Iran's economy and its trading partners
Intelligence chief Jay Clayton warned in October that Tehran had substantially increased its efforts to attack Americans

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