US Department of State Imposes Sanctions on 5 Entities and 3 Individuals Pursuant to Executive Order 13846

Summary

The US Secretary of State has taken action under Executive Order 13846, re-imposing sanctions on Iran, targeting 5 entities and 3 individuals.

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