US President Trump Orders Tariffs on Countries Trading with Iran

Under the Executive Order signed on February 6, 2026, the U.S. may impose additional tariffs (e.g., 25%) on imports from any nation that directly or indirectly acquires goods or services from Iran. Commerce, State, Treasury, Homeland Security, and U.S. Trade Representative officials will coordinate monitoring, findings, and enforcement. The president retains authority to adjust tariffs based on retaliation or changes in foreign policy alignment. This measure builds on ongoing U.S. efforts to limit Iran’s nuclear program, curb its regional influence, and hold it accountable for human rights abuses and destabilizing activities.

The White House also issued a fact sheet outlining the national security rationale, key objectives, and expected impact of the tariffs on countries that acquire goods or services from Iran.

We are awaiting official CBP Guidance, and once that is available, we will update this page.