Treasury offers Dula sanctions or Tehran dealings

The Wall Street Journal has revealed that the United States has intensified its pressure over the past few weeks on Iran’s trading partners, demanding that they choose between continuing to do business with Tehran or maintaining their economic relations with Washington. These efforts included a tour by a U.S. Treasury Department official across the Middle East and Europe, during which he warned that continued dealings with Iran could expose those countries to American sanctions. The measures also targeted the renewal of restrictions on Iranian airlines such as Mahan Air and linked them to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in addition to imposing bans on transactions with major Iranian banks like Bank Mellat. This campaign is part of the so-called “economic blacklist operation,” aimed at cutting off financial and commercial channels with Iran and expanding secondary sanctions against it—amid a significant decline in the Iranian currency and escalating tensions with Gulf states over the Strait of Hormuz.

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