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US Targets 55 Iran-Linked Entities and Individuals with New Sanctions
The Trump administration has implemented extensive sanctions targeting individuals and entities involved in Iran’s petroleum trade, intending to disrupt funding for Iran-backed groups. The measures include sanctions on 14 individuals, 24 companies, and various vessels and aircraft from multiple countries, including Singapore and Canada. Despite these efforts, reports indicate a surge in Iran’s crude exports to China, raising questions about the effectiveness of the sanctions. The U.S. aims to isolate Iran economically and politically, yet challenges remain in achieving zero oil revenues for the country. The impact on Iran’s economy and geopolitical relations will be closely watched.
