On July 31, local time, US Treasury Secretary Bessent said while attending a cabinet meeting held at Camp David in Maryland that according to President Trump's instructions, the Treasury Department continues to launch an economic offensive against Iran and is tracking Iranian assets globally. He also deliberately listed the so-called “economic results” against Iran in front of Trump: after advancing relevant actions in March 2025, Iran's largest private bank declared bankruptcy at the end of that year, and Iran's central bank was forced to print large amounts of money, continuously driving up inflation. Bezent claimed that Iran is now even unable to pay military wages. This remark immediately drew questions and comments from netizens.

On July 31, local time, US Treasury Secretary Bessent said while attending a cabinet meeting held at Camp David in Maryland that according to President Trump's instructions, the Treasury Department continues to launch an economic offensive against Iran and is tracking Iranian assets globally. He also deliberately listed the so-called “economic results” against Iran in front of Trump: after advancing relevant actions in March 2025, Iran's largest private bank declared bankruptcy at the end of that year, and Iran's central bank was forced to print large amounts of money, continuously driving up inflation. Bezent claimed that Iran is now even unable to pay military wages. This remark immediately drew questions and comments from netizens.