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U.S. Expels Entities Facilitating Iran's Financial Access from Dollar System

The United States announced it will expel entities and individuals aiding Iran's access to financial resources and technology linked to its nuclear and missile programs. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that countries maintaining business with Tehran must choose between cutting ties or facing penalties. The sanctions target five strategic sectors of the Iranian economy, affecting over 60 entities, individuals, and vessels.

The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, stated that any entity facilitating money laundering for Iran will be excluded from the U.S. dollar system. This move is part of a broader offensive targeting Iran's financial and technological access. The sanctions include over 60 entities, individuals, and vessels accused of supporting Tehran's nuclear and missile programs. The new measures include secondary sanctions, meaning that countries or entities engaging in transactions with Iran may face penalties from Washington. Bessent emphasized that the clock is ticking, signaling an imminent enforcement of these measures. The U.S. aims to disrupt Iran's ability to access financial resources and technology, which are critical for its nuclear and missile programs.

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IndependentinfobaeAug 24, 11:18 PM
Expulsion of the Dollar System: What the New U.S. Sanctions Package Against Iran Entails

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced secondary measures and warned that countries maintaining business with Tehran must choose between cutting those ties or facing penalties from Washington

IndependentEl ComercioAug 24, 10:09 PM
United States will remove from the dollar system those who launder money for Iran

Any entity that facilitates money laundering on behalf of Iran will be excluded from the U.S. dollar system. 'The clock has just started to run,' said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

IndependentinfobaeAug 24, 09:54 PM
United States will expel from the dollar system those who help finance Iran's regime: 'The clock is ticking'

The new offensive by Washington targets five strategic sectors of the Iranian economy and includes sanctions against more than 60 entities, individuals, and vessels accused of facilitating Tehran's access to financial resources and technology linked to its nuclear and missile programs