The sanctions target seven individuals and four entities from Iran, China, Russia and Turkey that contributed to the supply and financing of the production of Iranian military aircraft and drones.
The US Treasury Department on Tuesday, September 19, imposed sanctions against a number of companies from Iran, China, Russia and Turkey that facilitated the smuggling of parts for the production of Iranian aircraft and drones. This was reported on the US Treasury website.
The new sanctions target seven individuals and four entities from Iran, China, Russia and Turkey who helped supply and finance the production of Iranian military aircraft and drones.
In particular, the Iranian Aircraft Industrial Company (HESA), which, among other things, produces Shahed drones, was sanctioned. Although it has been under US sanctions since 2008, it began using a new name to conclude contracts last year.
Sanctions were imposed against the current head of HESA, his deputy and director of production, as well as a Chinese company and its director, three companies from the Russian Federation and two Turkish citizens participating in the parts supply network in Iran.
Earlier, the media reported about a secret US agreement with Iran, which should hit Russia.
The White House announced new sanctions against Iran for supporting the Russian Federation
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