As US military fails, Trump tries to target Mojtaba's money men: Sanctions are US' only weapon?

As U.S. military power hits a wall in the Iran war, Trump is now trying to win with bank wires instead of bombs—personally targeting Mojtaba’s “money men” in a sweeping new sanctions blitz that goes after shadow banks, oil middlemen and offshore fronts. In this video, we break down how Washington’s “Economic Fury” campaign works, why the White House believes choking cash flows can succeed where the naval blockade and airstrikes have struggled, and how Mojtaba’s sprawling financial empire is being picked apart, node by node. We also track the global fallout, from banks in the UAE, Oman, Hong Kong and China being warned over Iran‑linked funds, to companies suddenly scrambling to exit deals tied to Tehran’s airlines, oil cargoes and front firms. Finally, we ask the big question: if sanctions are now Trump’s only reliable weapon, can this financial war really force Iran back to the table—or will it just harden Mojtaba’s resolve and push Tehran deeper into Russia and China’s embrace?