U.S. Treasury Chief Says Iran Airlines to Be ‘Shut Down’ on September 23
- U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Iranian airlines would be “shut down around the world” on September 23 under expanded American sanctions.
- Bessent said foreign companies providing Iranian airlines with fuel, landing services, or ticket sales could lose access to the U.S. dollar system.
- The Treasury Department sanctioned 27 Iranian airlines, accusing them of supporting Iran’s government and military activities.
- The measures could make it harder for Iranian carriers to obtain airport services, potentially disrupting their international operations.
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The United States is stepping up pressure on Iran. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claims that Iranian airlines could be paralysed from 23 September by tightening US sanctions.
Iranian airlines will be "blocked" from September 23rd. This is announced by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. (ANSA)
US says all Iranian airlines to be shutdown from Sep 23
Washington: All Iranian airlines will be shut down worldwide from Wednesday, September 23, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday, September 21, as Washington tightens sanctions on Iran’s aviation sector. Speaking to CNBC, Bessent said foreign companies that provide fuel, landing services or ticket sales to Iranian airlines could face sanctions and lose access to … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment…
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned on Monday that Iranian airlines will find it difficult to operate worldwide in two days due to American sanctions, as the Donald Trump administration seeks to keep up pressure on Tehran.
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