Economic penalties imposed by the U.S. government restrict trade, financial transactions, or diplomatic ties with targeted nations, entities, or individuals. Used to deter aggression, combat terrorism, or enforce human rights, these measures primarily benefit national security interests, allied nations, and global stability while pressuring adversaries into policy changes.
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