US EditionU.S. expands sanctions on Iran in response to its ballistic attack on Israel
- The United States imposed new sanctions on Iran's energy sector in response to Iran's October 1 missile attack against Israel. Dozens of companies were designated for these sanctions.
- Iran launched approximately 200 ballistic missiles at Israel, claiming it was retaliation for Israeli actions against Hezbollah.
- U.S. officials stated these sanctions aim to reduce Iran's financial support for missile programs and terrorist groups.
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US imposes sanctions on Indian company for transporting Iranian oil after missile attack on Israel
Gabbaro Ship Services, an Indian shipping firm, faces U.S. sanctions for allegedly transporting Iranian oil to Asia, following Iran's missile attack on Israel. The sanctions aim to disrupt Iran's energy trade funding terrorism and missile programs.
US expands sanctions on Iran's oil sector over Israel attack
The United States hit Iran's oil and petrochemicals sectors with new sanctions Friday in response to Tehran's October 1 attack against Israel, designating dozens of new companies and firms. The Treasury Department said it was going after Iran's so-called "shadow fleet" of ships involved in selling Iranian oil in circumvention of existing sanctions, designating 10 companies and 17 vessels as "blocked property" over their involvement in shipments …
The United States has imposed further sanctions against the regime in Tehran in response to the Iranian missile attack on Israel.
The US government is imposing new sanctions in response to the Iranian attack on Israel on October 1st. Meanwhile, the EU also plans to impose new sanctions on Iran on Monday. The US announcement of sanctions came at a time when Israel and its most important ally were holding talks about Israel's plans for a military retaliatory strike against Iran. Meanwhile, the most important Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur, has begun in Israel. All public life in…
Even though Israel is celebrating Yom Kippur, the war in the Middle East is not taking a break. Now the USA has imposed new sanctions against Iran.
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