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Trade sanctions are economic penalties imposed by one country on another, often to pressure them into changing their behaviour. In this case, Iran plans to sanction ships entering its new zone. For the UK, this means any British-flagged ships or companies trading with Iran in that area could face penalties, complicating international commerce.
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