The President of the United States, Donald Trump, promised a "D-Day for economics" against Iran, suggesting a comprehensive and decisive offensive. However, the measures implemented by the Trump administration have been coming gradually over almost two weeks since the initial announcement, rather than a single, massive action.
According to the article, the approach adopted has been different from what was initially announced. The sanctions and other economic measures against Iran have been implemented progressively, which contrasts with the expectation created by Trump's rhetoric.
Experts and diplomats have expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the measures adopted by the Trump administration. The gradual implementation of sanctions and economic restrictions raises questions about the real impact these measures may have on the Iranian economy.
The article does not provide specific details about which measures were implemented nor about official reactions from Iran, focusing mainly on the discrepancy between the initial "D-Day" promise and the reality of a strategy implemented in a piecemeal fashion.
