Actions Taken by US Government in Response to Executive Order 13382 Regarding IRISL

Summary

The US government has taken actions in accordance with Executive Order 13382, which imposed sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) due to its alleged support of terrorism and nuclear proliferation activities.

Original source language: Federal Register — Department of the TreasuryOpen original release →

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