US EditionUS sanctions Chinese nationals and HK firm for aiding Iran missile programme
- The United States imposed new sanctions on six individuals and 12 firms for supporting Iran's ballistic missile programme.
- Sanctions target organizations aiding the Iranian regime in manufacturing critical materials for missiles, according to the US Treasury Department.
- The United States emphasized that Iran relies on China for its malign activities in the Middle East, as noted by the State Department.
- The US will use all means, including sanctions on third-country entities, to disrupt Iran's missile program, according to the US Treasury Department.
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China buys oil from Iran, Trump’s treasury goes after Hong Kong banks for facilitating shipments
According to the Trump administration, revenue from the oil sales was used to fund Iran’s ballistic missile and drone programs, support nuclear proliferation, and enable Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping routes, the U.S. Navy, and Israeli targets.
US Treasury Warns Hong Kong Banks Over Funding Iran Oil Trades
A US Treasury delegation met with Hong Kong banks to warn them against facilitating Iran oil shipments to China in April, just a month before sanctioning nine non-bank entities in the city allegedly involved in such trades, according to people familiar with the matter.
Iran’s missile program – Max Blumenthal tours Tehran’s aerospace park - The Grayzone
Max Blumenthal tours Iran’s aerospace park and gets an inside look at the country’s missile, drone, air defense and space program, and what its development means for US-Iranian negotiations. The post VIDEO: Iran’s missile program – Max Blumenthal tours Tehran’s aerospace park first appeared on The Grayzone. The post VIDEO: Iran’s missile program – Max Blumenthal tours Tehran’s aerospace park appeared first on The Grayzone.
US slaps new sanctions on Iran's missile suppliers in China and Iran
The United States Treasury Department announced on Wednesday a new round of sanctions aimed at disrupting Iranian efforts to domestically produce components critical to its ballistic missile program, Reuters reported.
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